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I didn't know there was an DMQ 3. Were 2 and 3 ever released for the SNES in the US? I don't recall 2 or 3 even being released here, just wondering.
They weren't originally called Magical Quest 2 and 3, they had other names like Magic Castle or something along those lines. They just gave them all the same names when they ported them to the GBA.
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1st and 2nd games were ports from SNES. This one I hoped it would be World of Illusion, but it seems not to be. A whole new game to me, so I better try it out (I`m a secret fan of all Disney-games
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No they were called the exact same on snes but just with a sub heading for example part 2 was called Magical Quest 2:- The Great Circus Mystery but then again in some regions they just called it The Great Circus Mystery instead i guess, but part 3 had a totaly different name on the snes to english spoken people cause the title was in japanease.QUOTE said:1st and 2nd games were ports from SNES. This one I hoped it would be World of Illusion, but it seems not to be. A whole new game to me, so I better try it out (I`m a secret fan of all Disney-games)
Part 1, 2 & 3 are all orginaly snes games, part 1 & 2 came out in us but part 3 was only released in jap so this aint nothing new other then getting translated.
They weren't originally called Magical Quest 2 and 3, they had other names like Magic Castle or something along those lines. They just gave them all the same names when they ported them to the GBAQUOTE said:The japanese version was only 32 kbit....This one is big for nothing
32kbit?you mean 32Mbit
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