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Dragon Quest remains the most wanted game among Famitsu readers

Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake leads with 684 votes in Famitsu charts.

July 28, 2025 at 03:49 PM

Latest Famitsu most wanted video games chart

The latest Famitsu readers most wanted video game charts reveal ongoing trends.

Dragon Quest continues to dominate Famitsu readers' most wanted list

The latest Famitsu readers most wanted video game charts reveal that Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake remains the most anticipated title, garnering 684 votes. Following the classic JRPG is Capcom's Pragmata with 456 votes, showing strong interest in the upcoming action-adventure title. Meanwhile, Kirby Air Riders for the Nintendo Switch 2 has shown remarkable growth, securing its spot in the top five with 260 votes. These results reflect votes cast between July 9 and July 15, indicating a steady preference among gamers for nostalgic titles.

Key Takeaways

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Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake leads with 684 votes

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Pragmata follows with 456 votes, indicating strong anticipation

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Kirby Air Riders climbs to the top five with 260 votes

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Observers note a nostalgia trend in the gaming market

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Capcom and Nintendo are both well-represented in the rankings

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Recent voting reflects gamers' shifting interests and preferences

"Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake continues to reign supreme with 684 votes."

This highlights the game's strong fanbase and anticipation ahead of its release.

"The rise of Kirby Air Riders reflects a healthy mix of new and classic."

This speaks to how both types of titles attract different segments of gamers.

The Famitsu charts highlight a trend where classic franchises continue to capture the attention of gamers. Dragon Quest's enduring popularity showcases the strength of legacy titles in the competitive gaming landscape. Additionally, the emergence of new games like Pragmata suggests a balance between nostalgia and innovation. As gamers anticipate releases, this chart can signal potential market trends and consumer preferences, influencing game development strategies.