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In Shin Megami Tensei IV, being a samurai of the Eastern Kingdom of Mikado requires intense training and meticulous focus during combat. Fortunately for the samurai-in-training, pre-orders and a limited run of first prints of the game will include a strategy guide to help endure the trials of combat. The 176-page soft-cover guide was developed specially for SMTIV by Prima Games, one of the leading guide-makers for video games.

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From the preview, "I firmly believe that we need a better kind of preview platform for RPGs at events like E3 2013, because its difficult to glean much information from 10-15 minute previews. Some companies create specific scenario demos to get around this, while companies like Atlus do what they did with Shin Megami Tensei IV this year. They provided a demo that put players in the shoes of the hero, Flynn, a group of already leveled up demons and sent us to find a samurai that was stuck deep within a dungeon. Though it didnt show us everything Shin Megami Tensei IV was capable, the demo was still quite effective."

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Japanator: "If you've played Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne, you'll be in comfortable territory with IV. Dungeon exploration takes place from a third person perspective, and in a first for the series, you can see enemies onscreen and even preemptively attack them. The encounter rate is still fairly high, but if you're hurting and desperately need to make it to safety, being able to see your enemies on the field makes life a little bit easier. That being said, it can also make situations that much more stressful; a group of enemies spawning around you at the same time, for example."

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Despite having a number of various releases, Megami Tensei has become best known for their Persona series. A few of their other games occasionally surface but for the most part they are most strongly connected to their popular spin-off. However, Persona didnt always exist. If we look back far enough into the days of clunkier game systems and less impressive graphics, well find Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers, originally created in 1997 on the Sega Saturn.

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"Atluss booth was packed this year at E3 thanks to their hit titles that will come out later this year. Aside from Shin Megami Tensei IV that will release over a month from now, the company is also showing Dragons Crown. This is an action RPG from the makers of the hit Odin Sphere by Vanillaware. Set to release this August on both the PS3 and PlayStation Vita, many of the attendees including the media were hooked when trying the demo on the show floor." - JPS

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Siliconera: When I spoke with Masayuki Doi, character designer on Shin Megami Tensei IV, we talked about the idea of having a female protagonist in a mainline Shin Megami Tensei game.

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Siliconera: When I spoke with Masayuki Doi, character designer on Shin Megami Tensei IV, we talked about the idea of having a female protagonist in a mainline Shin Megami Tensei game.