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Is Dragon Quest IX Co-Op WiFi or Local_

By Dr. Eleanor Vance | Published on January 01, 0001

There’s been some w69 slot ทาง เข้า confusion about Dragon Quest IX co-op play. Is yono all app it w69 slot ทาง เข้า local only or does it using Nintendo’s WiFi connection? Just imagine playing DQIX with faraway friends! Square Enix PR clears up the yono all app issue with yono all app this: “From the beginning of development, co-op play hasn’t been via WiFi, but rather DS wireless play.” So there you go, bye-bye confusion and bye-bye DQIX yono all app WiFi dreams. 「ドラクエIXの協力プレイ、当初からDSワイヤレスプレイのみ」とスク・エニ [IT Media] [Pic]

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