Dragon Quest XI Won't Be Censored in the West - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 09 April 2018 / 3,542 Views
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age producer Hokuto Okamoto speaking with DualShockers revealed that the game will not be censored when it gets released in the west.
The dialogue will be adapted through localization, however, the nothing will be censored. This includes "puff puff."
Okamoto brought up the Magic Slot, which are based on the pachislot. He said it probably wouldn't resonate with western audiences, however, it will remain in the game.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of Elusive Age will launch for the PlayStation 4 and Windows PC on September 4 in North America and Europe.
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Pafu Pafu !
My PS4 is ready!
I am so pumped for this.
What's this puff puff thing?
A veiled reference to sex. I think in DQ VIII there's actualky a visual that reveals puff puff involves the woman wobbling a pair of slimes on the character's head, which means puff puff is actually a big. ?. Prank?
Dragon Quest better than Final Fantasy.
"In my opinion"
...which carries more validity." ;-)
So you say... Anyway, English screenshots of the game showed party member names being changed.
