Nintendo Game Boy Color
Dragon Warrior Monsters
In Dragon Warrior Monsters, enter Terry’s Wonderland, a magical place of kings, monsters and magic spells. Make monsters your allies to fight through the dangers that lie ahead in the long quest. Find your kidnapped sister and become the most powerful monster master in the world! Each monster has unique special skills to use in battle. Train and treat them well, and you’ll be victorious! Over 40,000 different combinations - can you breed the rarest and most powerful monsters? * Over 200 cute & cool monsters to collect, tame, and train. * Breed your trained monsters to make more powerful monsters, each receiving special skills from their parent monsters. * Play solo, or use the Game Link cable to link to Game Boy game systems and battle and breed with your friends’ monsters. * A spin off of Japan’s best selling RPG game, Enix’s Dragon Quest.
- Release date
- September 25, 1998
- Developer
- TOSE
- Publisher
- Eidos
- Players
- 1-2
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Dragon Warrior Monsters
In Dragon Warrior Monsters, enter Terry’s Wonderland, a magical place of kings, monsters and magic spells. Make monsters your allies to fight through the dangers that lie ahead in the long quest. Find your kidnapped sister and become the most powerful monster master in the world!
Each monster has unique special skills to use in battle. Train and treat them well, and you’ll be victorious! Over 40,000 different combinations - can you breed the rarest and most powerful monsters?
* Over 200 cute & cool monsters to collect, tame, and train.
* Breed your trained monsters to make more powerful monsters, each receiving special skills from their parent monsters.
* Play solo, or use the Game Link cable to link to Game Boy game systems and battle and breed with your friends’ monsters.
* A spin off of Japan’s best selling RPG game, Enix’s Dragon Quest.
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- TOSE
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- Eidos
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