It would seem that Nintendo’s platforms have become the official home for Dragon Quest, unwilling as the series is to yet grace the Xbox 360 and PS3. Punctuating that, our community blogs have revealed that Dragon Quest X has been announced, and is heading to the Wii.

DQ IX is due to launch on the Wii on March 28 in Japan, where it will retail for 5,980 yen.

This is good news for Wii fans who enjoy videogames, rather than the stuff Nintendo of America tries to push, as the Dragon Quest series is one of the best examples of hardcore JRPG gameplay out there. Dragon Quest VIII, one of the few DQ titles to ever come to Europe, was a real arse kicker, but brilliantly realized.

Hopefully DQ X continues the tradition of tough, high quality RPGs to give Wii owners something really substantial to chew on.

source Destructoid

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Platinum Games is looking set to become the next massive darling of the hardcore gamer crowd, and titles like MadWorld are definitely keeping people’s hopes up. This blood-soaked brawler is set to stand out on the Wii, not only for its violence, but its distinctive visual style.

If you’re looking forward to MadWorld, be aware that publisher Sega has opened up the official Web site, which includes pictures, videos, blog links and all that fun stuff you anticipate to see on official sites.

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With the year coming to a close, the releases are starting to slow down. And if you were looking for the one last hurrah by picking up Tecmo’s Rygar: The Battle of Argus this week, you’ll be disappointed to hear it’s been delayed … until February 3, 2009.

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