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Recently, Famitsu had its first coverage on Etrian Odyssey X. The magazine’s feature included an interview with director Shigeo Komori. During the discussion, Komori weighed in on the game’s inception, including a world map, and the new “Hero” class.

You can find resposnes to these comments below. RPG Site has the full interview here.

There’s been a bit of confusion over Persona Q2 during the last couple of days, specifically the game’s platform. It turns out that the website in question had always listed the game’s platform as “To be determined” ever since the game was announced and didn’t remove any mention of the 3DS. Still, it seems like Atlus caught wind of the rumors and the confusion and wanted to put an end to them. As such, the website now clearly lists “Nintendo 3DS” as Persona Q2’s platform.

Hopefully we will get some actual news on the game soon as Atlus has been quiet about it ever since its announcement last August. Perhaps it will be featured in one of the Treehouse Live segments at E3 in June.

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Etrian Odyssey X

Etrian Odyssey X, the final Etrian Odyssey game on Nintendo 3DS, will launch in Japan on August 2. Today, Atlus published a brief new commercial for the game. Give it a watch:

Persona Q2

Persona Q2 was announced for 3DS last August. Since then, we’ve yet to see or hear anything else pertaining to the game.

What’s odd is that, on the series’ Japanese website, 3DS is no longer listed as a confirmed platform. It’s unclear what that means currently. Is Persona Q2 still planned for 3DS, or has it shifted to a different system such as Switch?

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Sonic Forces

A number of titles published by SEGA and Atlus are currently on sale through the North American eShops. Highlights include Sonic Forces, SEGA 3D Classics Collection, and Stella Glow.

The full lineup is as follows:

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Etrian Odyssey X boxart

Today, Atlus published the first official details and screenshots for Etrian Odyssey X. A ton of different points are covered, including the story, classes, systems, and more. Find the full roundup below, courtesy of Gematsu.

This week, Atlus published a massive developer Q&A for Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey. Director Eiji Ishida, world setting investigator / level designer Tatsuya Watanabe, and Alex’s character designer / new demon designer Masayuki Doi fielded all sorts of questions from fans.

The developers spoke about the game itself, including setting, characters, and difficulty. Other topics like the series’ future and more were touched on as well.

You can read the full Q&A below.

The latest issue of Weekly Famitsu had an interview with Etrian Odyssey X director Shigeo Komori, who shares more tidbits about Etrian Odyssey X. This information is courtesy from Gemastu.

  • Etrian Odyssey V was positioned as a culmination title created under the direction of “challenging new things.” On the other hand, however, Komori felt that there were many fans who expected a direction that compiled the best parts of previous entries in the series. So, they decided to make Etrian Odyssey X as another culmination title.
  • Lemuria, the setting of Etrian Odyssey X, is a land isolated from other continents. A sea of trees familiar to adventurers of previous Etrian Odyssey games is spread out around the Yggdrasil Tree at its center.
  • However, caution is necessary as knowledge of previous dungeons may backfire. Elements that will put a grin on the faces of experienced Etrian Odyssey players are also being prepared.
    Etrian Odyssey X implements a world map, which Komori has wanted to do since previous Etrian Odyssey games. It is dotted with various labyrinths, and meeting specific requirements will unlock new places and cause events to occur.
  • The game has the largest volume of the series yet, including labyrinths that are not required to clear the game.
    While having a newness not buried within existing classes, the new “Hero” class was set to be a class full of protagonistic sense. It is an all-purpose type that can easily handle attacks, defense, and even recovery.
  • Force Boost and Force Break systems are being introduced to better bring out the strong points of the main class.
  • Etrian Odyssey X boxart

    After teasing a new Etrian Odyssey game for 3DS over several months, Atlus announced Etrian Odyssey X last night. We have the official boxart attached above.

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    As promised, Atlus has finally unveiled the next and final entry in the Etrian Odyssey series – at least on 3DS. Etrian Odyssey X launches in Japan this August.

    Here’s the debut trailer:

    And some details:


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