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Courtesy of a fresh trailer

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Following the official confirmation of a PAL release for NIS Americas Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers (Soul Hackers), the first official English language screenshots for the videogame have been revealed. Soul Hackers is coming to Europe this autumn, and will be made available exclusively for Nintendo 3DS.

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It's really hard to recommend Soul Hackers, even to those people who are fans of SMT titles. The big problem is that the series has grown so much since the game was last released, and has made so many improvements upon a formula that had a lot of flaws. With SMT IV just on the horizon, Soul Hackers might work as a very temporary fix to your dungeon-crawling-demon-summoning needs, but that's really if you've got no other games in the series to get your fix.

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"Overall, this is a fun game and Im glad it finally made its way over here. Although in some regards it has aged since its first release 16 years ago, the gameplay still remains solid. If youre looking for a good on-the-go JRPG for your 3DS, there is a lot of fun to have here. This is also a great game to get yourself in the right mindset for Shin Megami Tensei 4 in a few months." - Ridge Dermody

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From the review: "Soul Hackers may be a game from 1997, but it still feels like a fresh entry in the Shin Megami Tensei franchise. The cyber-punk story and compelling characters make for a great experience, and the accessibility of it all is just bonus."

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Metro: "It may have been cutting edge in 1997 but the Shin Megami Tensei series, and Japanese role-players in general, have moved on a lot since then and this entry is really only for completists."

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Soul Hackers will make its European debut with a variety of new gameplay features, enhancements, and a full English localization

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BT writes: Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers is neither an outright success nor failure. It is ultimately more notable for its place in the Megami Tensei chronology than anything else. Soul Hackers ended up being the last Devil Summoner title released for almost a decade and after playing it I can definitely imagine why.

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BT writes: This week brings us the release of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers on the 3DS, the re-release of one of the only two games from the prolific franchise to grace the Sega Saturn. The game is notable not only for coming out on the Saturn, but for its role in the franchise. You see, the game was initially released on the Saturn on the tenth anniversary of the entire Megami Tensei franchise (1997) and the game took full advantage of this, putting in plenty of old monsters from past games including everyones favorite female chariot-riding phallic symbol, Mara. The game also was easier than other titles, allowing new players to have some breathing room before the game crushed their souls. This re-release came out in Japan on the 25th anniversary of the franchise and not only contains voice acting and a remastered opening but also 30 new demons, some of whom have never appeared in any MegaTen game, and even an appearance by Raido Kuzonoha XIV. Will this re-relea...

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Good news, Japanese RPG lovers: NIS America has announced that it has partnered with developer Atlus to release Shin Megami Tensei - Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in Europe later this year. Shin Megami Tensei - Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers was released in Japan on the Sega Saturn back in 1997 and subsequently ported to Sony's PSone a couple of years later. It will be released in Europe this a...