Suisho no Dragon - Nintendo Famicom Disk NES NTSC-J. Condition is "Good".
**Please note: This is for the Japanese Nintendo Famicom Disk System or region free mod devices!Suishō no Dragon (水晶の龍, suishō no doragon, lit. "The Quartz Dragon" or "Crystal Dragon") is an adventure game released by Square under the name DOG (Disk Original Group) for the Family Computer Disk System in 1986.
The game plays as a command-style adventure game. The game's interface was also innovative, resembling that of a point-and-click graphic adventure interface for a console.[1] The game made use of visual icons rather than text-based ones to represent various actions, and it featured a cursor that could be moved around the screen using the D-pad to click on the icons and examine parts of the scenery
Development
Many of the game's scenes involve animation, which was a specialty of Square, at the time, and Suishō no Dragon features a variety of drawings, particularly those of girls. Anime artist Gen Sato served as the character designer and illustrator on the staff, and Nippon Sunrise (currently Sunrise Inc.) contributed to the animated parts of the game and also provided animated footage for the games commercial.[2][1] The year the game came out, 1986, saw the release of Famicom Disk System with cartridges three times the capacity of a ROM cassette and a storage equaling 1 megabyte, which many software developers including Square waited for and then took advantage of, causing the game to come out at the end of the year
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