Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable

• Title — Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable • Developer — Think Garage • Publisher — Square Enix • Artist — Daisuke Karasawa • Director — Toshiyuki Uehara • Producer — Yasuhito Watanabe • Composer — Hayato Matsuo • Series — Itadaki Street • Genre — Party game, board game • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — PlayStation Portable

The game plays similarly to the board game Monopoly and party game Mario Party. Mini games occur in the game, although they are not the main focus, and many are either based on luck or very simple interactions. In the game, the player selects a character, of which originates from a Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest video game, and directs them through a game board by taking turns in rolling dice. When a character lands on an open space, they may purchase it to be their own, and when another player stops on it, they must pay a fee to the character who owns it. Other spaces allow various other actions for the player to choose to participate in with their money as well, including the option to invest them in a stock market, keep money safe in banks, or gamble money in a casino. The end goal is to either bankrupt all other players, or earn a preset amount of money. Winning games leads to earning "coins", which in turn, can be used to unlock extra characters or boards.

The game contains 16 different playable characters at the game's start; eight from Final Fantasy, and eight from Dragon Quest. An additional eight, four from each franchise, can be unlocked upon accomplishing various feats in the game. • Final Fantasy • Character — Game • Cloud — Final Fantasy VII • Tifa — Final Fantasy VII • Aerith — Final Fantasy VII • Zidane — Final Fantasy IX • Vaan — Final Fantasy XII • Penelo — Final Fantasy XII • Ashe — Final Fantasy XII • Balthier — Final Fantasy XII • Sephiroth — Final Fantasy VII • Dragon Quest • Character — Game • Alena — Dragon Quest IV • Maya — Dragon Quest IV • Meena — Dragon Quest IV • Bianca — Dragon Quest V • Jessica — Dragon Quest VIII • Yangus — Dragon Quest VIII • Angelo — Dragon Quest VIII • Slime — Dragon Quest • Marcello — Dragon Quest VIII

The game was first announced in a February 2006 issue of Shonen Jump magazine, for a release in "Spring 2006". While the game was designed to look and play similarly to Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special, it is not a port, but rather a new game with more boards and characters. The game was released in Japan on May 25, 2006, but not in any other regions. The game was released as Square Enix's Ultimate Hits with Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth on March 6, 2008, in Japan.