Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii and Final Fantasy series producer Yoshinori Kitase together on a Youtube video tomorrow

With modernised combat and progression and a full-fledged visual and graphical remake, the seventh instalment of Dragon Quest is now in top form.

Nintendo platforms are the favourites among Japanese gamers.

Although it's a classic, linear JRPG, like any good Dragon Quest game, it hides a lot of systems that are good to figure out beforehand.

Have you played the demo for more than five hours and want to save all that playtime? That makes sense, and there's a reward too.

The game officially launches on February 5, so next week we'll be able to start our adventures - and it's actually possible to get a head start with a demo right now...

It will be a special talk between the two legends of gaming history.

Square Enix thinks it's about time you get acquainted with the people who will follow you on your epic adventures next month.