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Earlier this week, Atlus brought out The Legend of Legacy in North America. Check out the game’s first hour in the video below.

Nintendo sent out a few more screenshots from Genei Ibun Roku #FE. Give them a look in the gallery below.

Nintendo put out a pair of new Genei Ibun Roku #FE character trailers today. We have a couple of videos for Eleonora and Kiria below.

Atlus announced today that a Stella Glow demo will be distributed on the North American 3DS eShop starting on October 27. This will include the game’s entire prologue. Not, however, that progress will not transfer over to the full version.

Atlus also prepared a new “Witches” video for Stella Glow, which is below. Here’s everything you should know about that:

“we have a brand new trailer of the four good Witches, Lisette, Popo, Mordimort, and Sakuya. Well, good may not be the most appropriate choice of words, since you’ll have to “convince” the Witches to join you, which sometimes requires fighting them, but nevertheless! Their power and ability to wield song magic to control the elements is the one thing that can stand in the way of Hilda’s tour of destruction. And we have a new trailer to show their powers in action – and how their elemental magic can absolutely wreck enemies on the battlefield.”

Stella Glow launches in North America on November 17, and spring 2016 in Europe. Check out the new website here.

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The Legend of Legacy arrived in North America today. You can purchase the RPG in stores, but Atlus has released it on the 3DS eShop as well. It takes up 6,899 blocks on an SD card, which is roughly 862 MB.

The folks over at Nintendo Town have translated the latest trailer for Genei Ibun Roku #FE, which focuses on the main character Itsuki. The video below has both English and French subtitles.

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Atlus shared the latest details pertaining to Shin Megami Tensei IV Final during a live stream on Niconico earlier today. The notable information has been rounded up below, courtesy of Siliconera’s translation.

– Not like Shin Megami Tensei IV with the Chaos and Law routes
– It instead will be all “Neutral” but with multiple endings
– Don’t need to have played or completed Shin Megami Tensei IV to enjoy Final
– Some references to the original game that will make players who have played it smile
– The “gauntlet” shown on the protagonist is his smartphone
– The ones worn in Shin Megami Tensei IV could be considered a smartphones as well, but in a different form
– Asahi can be considered the heroine of the game
– She’s a bit younger compared to most Shin Megami Tensei characters at age 15
– Navarre will have more of a role in Final than he did in Shin Megami Tensei IV
– Roughly 450 demons in the game
– The “Partner” system will be something different for Shin Megami Tensei IV: Final
– There will be other human characters besides Asahi who will appear as Partners
– “Assist Attack” system will have your Partners show up when you’re in a pinch
– Can “raise” human characters as well as demons
– Conversations for recruiting demons have been completely renewed
– The main character will be a silent protagonist
– Demons will be able to use various types of magic, even if they don’t specialize at them
– When they use the magic they specialize at, they’ll be more effective
– Demon stats have been completely changed up
– Yamai says that Isabeau will be in the game
– Regarding Flynn, fans are told to “stay tuned for more”
– This isn’t the “final” of the series
– It’s instead the end of Shin Megami Tensei IV
– Shin Megami Tensei V, Shin Megami Tensei VI, and so on will still keep coming

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Update: First look at battles in the game:


Atlus debuted the first Shin Megami Tensei IV Final trailer during a live stream event today. Watch it below.

A few hours ago, Atlus held another live stream for The Legend of Legacy. Head past the break for the Twitch recording.

System: 3DS
Release date: October 13, 2015
Developer: FuRyu
Publisher Atlus


Author: Dennis

At first glance, The Legend of Legacy seems to be an amalgam of things – and it is. Legends are brought together to bring you this title in the form of Final Fantasy XIII composer Masashi Hamauzu, Chrono Trigger writer Masato Kato, SaGa illustrators and designers Tomomi Kobayashi and Kyoji Koizumi, with the inclusion of many other former developers from Square and Level-5. You can feel the influence and inspiration of The Legend of Legacy exude from all of these creators, allowing the game to thrive and revel in it artistically.


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