Atlus Releases Strange Journey Redux, Dragon’s Crown Pro
A very busy week for releases equals lots of launch trailers. Atlus has a pair of titles available now along with new videos: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux and Dragon’s Crown Pro.
A very busy week for releases equals lots of launch trailers. Atlus has a pair of titles available now along with new videos: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux and Dragon’s Crown Pro.
There are always those people who show up late to the party. The duo of Persona dancing titles have not quite found their release in Japan yet and already four DLC characters are getting their own introductions.
After releasing in Japan, the Shin Megami Tensei mobile RPG is preparing for an English release. Atlus released some gameplay footage and announced a closed beta.
The Legend of Legacy gave SaGa fans a spiritual successor when it released in 2015, and The Alliance Alive looks to follow it up in 2018. Can this latest evolution find a new lease on life, or is it dead on arrival?
Atlus has provided more details and images for its newest Etrian Odyssey title. This update focuses on the new Hero class, as well as some of the NPC adventurers players will come across.
RPGamer isn’t the only thing with a new look, Dragon’s Crown Pro is bringing some high-definition chops to the stage. Not only that, but there is redone music to experience as well.
Now that all the guests have arrived, its time for the hosts to enter the scene for their respective parties. With all the characters now outlined, its time to play the waiting game.
Shortly after announcing the game, Atlus has produced plenty of new details and images for the newest Etrian Odyssey title. Etrian Odyssey X looks to take plenty of inspiration from its prior titles.
With just over a month to go until the Japanese premiere, the two dancing titles have shown off their animated openings leading the charge. Some info on DLC costumes has also been announced.
The latest Etrian Odyssey title has been announced, getting in a bit belatedly on the whole “Cross” titling template. Nintendo’s dedicated handheld still has plenty of life in it yet.
The Japan release date for the pair of dancing Persona titles marches closer with a host of new videos. Hopefully at some point some localized releases get confirmed.
Another title launching this week is The Alliance Alive. The latest spiritual successor to the SaGa series, the game is out now for 3DS in North America and Europe.
The Persona dance party is getting more and more crowded as each game’s attendants join the roster. A short trailer also gives a look at the VR mode and future DLC characters.
Another six characters star in their own short trailers for the upcoming Persona-themed rhythm games. Let’s hope that news of an English release arrive soon.
Atlus has gathered all the playable characters for Dragon’s Crown Pro together in one place to remind people of their available options for the game. Pick a class, any class.
A tale of two RPG demos makes the rounds this week. Though The Alliance Alive’s demo release appears to have gone off without a hitch, the same cannot be said about Yakuza 6’s.
Ready to dance? Atlus has a handful of character trailers for the two upcoming Persona spinoffs. PlayStation 4 versions will also be receiving an additional mode as well.
RPGamer once again pushes the boundaries of its coverage for Persona’s newest spin-offs. Atlus recently revealed more details and screenshots for Persona 3 and Persona 5’s upcoming rhythm games.
Another key point has been added to the timeline as Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology releases. Time traveling is no longer required to pick this game up.
Near the end of the DS’s lifespan came a rather interesting and effective game called Radiant Historia, which unfortunately didn’t sell very well. Near the end of the 3DS’s lifespan, hopefully history will not repeat.
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