Written by Eliot Hagen on November 5, 2009 at 9:53 pm

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Announced

strangejourney_boxart_promo

Atlus recently announced localization plans for Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey for the Nintendo DS.  The game, which received a 36 from Famitsu (the highest score ever awarded to an SMT title), has been labeled a ‘First Person Science Fiction RPG’ and is set for a Spring 2010 release.

More info and a smattering of screenshots after the jump.

strangejourney_screens

The game takes place in the near future when a strange black void has appeared in the South Pole of Earth.  Atlus has likened the game’s mechanics to Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne and has promised no fewer than 300 demons to “bribe, coerce, and negotiate with.”

So, Elder-Geeks, are you looking forward to this or do you think it’ll be too much for a handheld?

Related Articles

7 Responses to “Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Announced”

  1. Keck282 Keck282 says:

    This will be a Strange Journey for SMT games. Should be good, if it is like most SMT games, then it will be good. Besides, Atlus publishes a lot of top notch games.

  2. Eliot Hagen Eliot Hagen says:

    Although it’s games like these that make me want a DSi LL/XL — that’s a lot of text and info to squeeze into a tiny screen.

  3. Social comments and analytics for this post…

    This post was mentioned on Reddit by DragonJuggs: I wish I had a DS to play this when it comes out. I’ve been a fan of the SMT games since I picked up Nocturne. …

  4. BlueBlazer BlueBlazer says:

    I still need to pick up Devil Survivor first. But I’m sure this game will be great, I don’t think I’ve ever been disappointed with Atlus.

  5. Korne Korne says:

    I haven’t played an Atlus game I have been disappointed with… but I can’t get into the handhelds anymore… I just don’t have the time.

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

©Elder-Geek LLC. All Rights Reserved.   Powered by Wordpress, site design by Heroic Dreams Graphic Design LLC.   Read about the online magazine experiment.