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Developer- and Publisher-specific Articles: Dungeon Crawler
(Nintendo 3DS Review) Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
“… remains an enjoyable and charming adventure …”
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Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in stores, online
Beware, there be demons about! Atlus has launched Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in stores and on the eShop for 3DS. Originally an import-only release for the Sega Saturn, this lost entry in the Shin Megami Tensei series has been brought back from 1997 so that players can travel to the near-future and experience the virtual world of Paradigm X and demon-infested city of Amami. The 3DS version retains the original’s graphics but has a revamped touch interface that allows for easy access to new hacks.
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(Nintendo 3DS Review) Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan
“… those who heed the call will find an immensely satisfying journey.”
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SMT: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers box set, cover revealed
Atlus has revealed the cover and contents of the box set that comes with all pre-order and launch copies of their upcoming 3DS role-playing game Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers. In addition to the the game, the set includes a soundtrack CD with six fan-favorite selections and a slip cover to house the contents.
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(PlayStation 3 Review) Legasista
“…should offer dungeon-crawlers hours of entertainment.”
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Legasista brings the deadly Ivy Tower (of doooom) to PSN
A new dungeon-crawler has hit PSN today, courtesy of NIS America. The System Prism-developed Legasista tasks players with tackling the Ivy Tower and its harrowing dungeons with a three-character party of quirky adventurers. But there are more chances to get some sweet loot, as protagonist Alto and company can also run through random dungeons to kit themselves, and even custom-created characters modeled after imported images off the PS3, in swankier gear.
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ClaDun x2 ventures to PC, ends up in the mysterious land of Steam
If you’ve been itching to crawl a few dungeons but don’t have a PSP, you’re in luck: ClaDun x2 is now available on Steam. NIS America’s quirky dungeon-crawler features randomly generated maps and an emphasis on customization, with players able to tweak their character’s appearance, weapons, and background music. A demo is also available, for those curious about the kinds of dangers Arcanus Cella has in store.
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First screens from English version of Legasista emerge from NIS HQ
Some more shots from NIS today, and these are from the English version of their upcoming PS3 dungeon-crawler Legasista. The PlayStation Network exclusive will allow players to create and customize a three-character party, tweaking everything from appearance to gear, personality, and job classes, to take through the randomly generated dungeons that comprise the Ivy Tower. Characters can even be created from imported images that have been saved on the system.
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