Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker coming to North America
Hot on the heels of their announcement to bring Etrian Mystery Dungeon to the Americas, Atlas have announced that the enhanced version of Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker will be making its way to North American 3DS’ early next year.
In addition to the original game, Record Breaker will have relocalised dialogue, full English voices and a completely new episode that takes place directly after the events of the original Devil Survivor 2. The new episode adds considerable length and is available rig from the off, so you won’t have to play through the original story stuff again to play it.
In more detail, you can expect:
Tactical Combat with a Side of Demon Fusion — The elements that make the Devil Survivor series great are back and better than ever with robust, turn-based strategic combat. Since the game is part of the Shin Megami Tensei franchise, fusing demons together to form a stronger army is back as a core mechanic!
Choose Your Own Fate — The line between life and death is razor-thin in Record Breaker. Actions have their consequences, and in the wake of the apocalypse, a wrong choice can result in the permanent death of a character. Multiple endings present the challenge of making all the right choices at the right time.
Extra Content ATLUS is Known For — Record Breakerexpands on the original Devil Survivor 2 by nearly doubling the amount of storyline for a total of more than 100 hours of strategic game play and consuming plot, with the additional mystery of Miyako Hotsuin to unravel.
New Personalities to Discover — For the first time, Devil Survivor 2 is getting fully voiced English story dialogue. The voiced dialogue in both the new content and the original story gives added depth in bringing the game’s characters to life from ominous beginning to dramatic end.
Enhanced game play — Record Breaker gives player characters new abilities, and the world is chock full of more demons to fuse.
UK fans will seemingly have to wait a bit longer, but importers can expect to have to pay $49.99 to pick this up.
Nick Gillham
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