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Dragon Quest was a console styled RPG (Role-playing game) first released as Dragon Quest in Japan and Dragon Warrior in North America. Due to some problems with the titles, they put behind Dragon Warrior and made all new titles called Dragon Quest. Dragon Quest took elements from other existing RPG's like Ultima and created of what is now the best selling video game series in Japan. | Dragon Quest was a console styled RPG (Role-playing game) first released as Dragon Quest in Japan and Dragon Warrior in North America. Due to some problems with the titles, they put behind Dragon Warrior and made all new titles called Dragon Quest. Dragon Quest took elements from other existing RPG's like ''Ultima'' and created of what is now the best selling video game series in Japan. The series has sold so well in Japan that after [[Dragon Quest III] was made, the Japanese government put effect a law stating that future games could only be sold on Sundays or holidays. | ||
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This article is about a series of role-playing games by Enix. For the first game in this series, see Dragon Warrior.
Dragon Quest was a console styled RPG (Role-playing game) first released as Dragon Quest in Japan and Dragon Warrior in North America. Due to some problems with the titles, they put behind Dragon Warrior and made all new titles called Dragon Quest. Dragon Quest took elements from other existing RPG's like Ultima and created of what is now the best selling video game series in Japan. The series has sold so well in Japan that after [[Dragon Quest III] was made, the Japanese government put effect a law stating that future games could only be sold on Sundays or holidays.