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Geimaku: "For those who lived under a rock, Shin Megami Tensei is Atluss flagship franchise dating back to the Super Famicom. The series first Western release however was its spinoff series Persona but the first entry was terribly translated and so changed that it barely resembled its source material. The West got its first taste of the main series with Nocturne and despite rave reviews I just could not get into it and in fact that turned me off the series until Persona 3 came out."

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Anime News Network: ''Atlus USA began streaming "The Unclean Ones' Country" trailer (with an English dub) for its Nintendo 3DS role-playing game Shin Megami Tensei IV on Friday.''

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Dealing with demons and forging a winning party make Shin Megami Tensei IV a great portable role-playing game, despite having a lukewarm cast.

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Dealing with demons and forging a winning party make Shin Megami Tensei IV a great portable role-playing game, despite having a lukewarm cast.

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Mario maker reveals Comic-Con lineup includes blockbuster Wii U games, as well as 3DS Zelda and Yoshi games.

Nintendo today announced its 2013 Comic-Con lineup, revealing the public will be able to play numerous unreleased Wii U and 3DS titles at the San Diego show later this week and into the weekend.

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Drew takes over hosting duties this week as the guys discuss the N4G Radio legacy. Hosts: Drew Leachman Jason Gambrel Ryan Wombold John Whitehouse Games Covered: Shin Megami Tensei IV Animal Crossing: New Leaf State of Decay Far Cry 3 Hotline Miami And more

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DHGF: Shin Megami Tensei IV finally releases on the Nintendo 3DS after almost a decade since the last main entry arrived on the PlayStation 2. The plot is both dark and thematically interesting, equipped with multiple routes and endings to unlock. Its also quite challenging, though an easier difficulty setting, an included strategy guide, and helpful tutorials help bridge newcomers rather nicely. The Press Turn system is as enjoyable as ever with the new smirk ability, and you will find yourself engulfed in demon fusion before you even realize whats happening. A few things hold the experience back slightly, such as an unhelpful overworld map and demon recruitment that feels like its based too much around luck. Still, the quality of the core experience manages to eclipse any shortcomings, making Shin Megami Tensei IV a worthwhile addition to any RPG library.

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"The Shin Megami Tensei tiles have been one of Atlus most treasured series that up until now, the company continues to make games where fans always support them. Ever since Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne was released, many fans have been asking when will the fourth game in the SMT series be out? Ten years following the release of Nocturne, Atlus finally decided to bring the fourth game in the series that I must say, lives up to the tradition of the Shin Megami Tensei titles that fans have played. For newcomers to the SMT franchise, dont think this game as a Persona title as its somewhat different." - JPS

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Most fans of Atlus Shin Megami Tensei series wont be able to set foot into the Eastern Kingdom of Mikado until the hotly anticipated fourth entry in the series is released on Tuesday. However, that doesnt mean you cant take your desktop to that demon-infested land of adventure and intrigue in the meantime.