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Atlus Rolls out Shin Megami Tensai:
Devil Survivor screens!

Atlus has released a batch of screen shots for the upcoming DS release of Shin Megami Tensai: Devil Survivor. This is the first time Shin Megami Tensai has been on a Nintendo System since the SNES release in Japan, and the secret Game Boy Color release “Revelations: The Demon Slayer”. Shin Megami Tensai: Devil Summoner […]

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Atlus has released a batch of screen shots for the upcoming DS release of Shin Megami Tensai: Devil Survivor. This is the first time Shin Megami Tensai has been on a Nintendo System since the SNES release in Japan, and the secret Game Boy Color release “Revelations: The Demon Slayer”.

Shin Megami Tensai: Devil Summoner (SMT:DS for short) fuses the tactical RPG elements with traditional turn based RPG elements for a very unique experience. The game will be released on June 23rd for the DS. Be sure to check out the next page for some more screen shots.

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  1. Hey… What the… Bahamut Lagoon… Translated Square Soft game for the Super Nintendo…. Shhhhh!

  2. Wasn't there a GBA game called Demikids or something that was based on Shin Megami Tensei?

  3. I didn't know Demikids was part of that! Interesting…

    Anyway, the game looks gorgeous, but I think I will take my time getting this one… Yes, I'm still trying to finish Etrian Odyssey II from Atlus also! Plus, I've got Persona 3 and 4 to deal with still on my PS2… All great games, but I can't deal with more than 2 Shin Megami T. games at a time.

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