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Submitted by Gwynne Dixon on August 3 2007 - 13:38

Extra in-game content on Marketplace available ahead of Western launch...

Microsoft has today released downloadable content on Xbox Live Marketplace for Blue Dragon, three weeks before the game has even been released in Europe and America. The extra content, called Shuffle Dungeon, is available for 400 Microsoft points in all regions except Japan (the extra content has been available in Japan since the end of April for only 300 Microsoft points).

The new content includes the Shuffle Dungeon itself (which mysteriously changes each time you enter it), as well as 30 new items, 10 new bosses and more powerful monsters.

Blue Dragon has been available in Japan since last December, and is due for release in Europe and America at the end of the month. Produced by Hironobu Sakaguchi, creator of the legendary Final Fantasy series, Blue Dragon is the first title to emerge from conceptual studio Mistwalker. The studio is currently developing a second exclusive title for Xbox 360, Lost Odyssey, which is due out in Japan and North America before the end of the year - European gamers have to wait until early 2008.

TVG recently spoke with Sakaguchi-san about Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey, which you can read by following the link.

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By: Anonymous

Added:Thu 27th Dec 2007 15:55, Post No: 13

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By: SegaBoy

Added:Mon 09th Jul 2007 21:47, Post No: 12

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Blue Dragon is awesome. The combat system is amazing, cinematic and strategic - far better then FFXII. DBZ fans will love the art direction as well.


By: Gamer_UK

Added:Mon 09th Jul 2007 20:29, Post No: 11

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Im really looking forward to this game and its about time we had a game of this nature on the Xbox 360. Xbox 360 is certainly lacking quality Japanese games....


By: Glyndwr

Added:Tue 03rd Jul 2007 01:51, Post No: 10

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The title music for the game is pretty cool...can't wait to get into the storyline...


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By: Anonymous

Added:Wed 20th Jun 2007 16:40, Post No: 9

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I would like to start playing blue dragon


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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 12th Dec 2006 04:09, Post No: 8

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LMAO! That's expecting WAAAAY too much. That many 360s haven't even been sold in Japan since last year. "Gamers have been spoiled by MS in Japan" No they haven't, Sony and Nintendo spoils them, MS gives them one crappy game and thinks it can stop the 360 sinking ship.


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By: Anonymous

Added:Thu 07th Dec 2006 21:18, Post No: 7

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gamers have been spoiled by micrsoft in japan, I wonder if Australia and NZ snubbed microsoft, would we get games made specifically fr us, and a heavily discounted console as well to go with it?


By: FastRewind

Added:Thu 07th Dec 2006 04:46, Post No: 6

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Sounds interesting.


By: Glyndwr

Added:Thu 07th Dec 2006 01:09, Post No: 5

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Well...Blue Dragon 2 has already been confirmed...you think that's enough for them???


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By: Anonymous

Added:Wed 06th Dec 2006 23:29, Post No: 4

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Interesting but the Japanese people demand more though, one game cannot satify the interest of many for prolong time. They need more.


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