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title: "Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse - Nintendo 3DS"
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# Post-apocalyptic Tokyo setting 450+ demons to recruit & fuse Dynamic skill-affinity fusion system Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse - Nintendo 3DS

**Brand:** atlus
**Price:** ฿6730
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## Summary

> ⚡ Command demons, conquer destiny, and own the apocalypse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse - Nintendo 3DS by atlus
- **How much does it cost?** ฿6730 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Key Features

- • **Massive demon roster:** Over 450 demons from diverse mythologies to fight, fuse, and recruit.
- • **Strategic fusion mechanics:** Customize demons’ skills through affinity-based fusion for unique builds.
- • **Immersive English voice-overs:** Fully voiced characters elevate storytelling and engagement.
- • **Cross-compatible on Nintendo consoles:** Play seamlessly on 3DS, 2DS, and DS models for ultimate flexibility.
- • **Epic narrative with high-stakes choices:** Shape mankind’s fate in a gripping post-apocalyptic saga.

## Overview

Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse for Nintendo 3DS delivers a mature, story-driven RPG experience featuring over 450 demons to recruit and fuse with affinity-based skill customization. Set in a ravaged Tokyo, players navigate a complex narrative where every choice impacts humanity’s survival. Enhanced with English voice acting and compatibility across multiple Nintendo handhelds, this title is a must-have for fans craving deep strategy and immersive storytelling.

## Description

Debuting as the top seller for its launch in Japan, Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse is headed to the Americas. The story of Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse depicts the remnants of Tokyo, ravaged by a catastrophe. Demons and humans co-exist, but in this state, the remnants of humankind are just a prize being fought over by the higher deities. One lone Hunter, the game's protagonist, meets an early demise and through a pact with a lesser god, is brought back to life in exchange for his pledge of servitude. From there, the protagonist allies with other Hunters in the ruins of post-apocalyptic Tokyo beginning a plot that crosses over with the events of the original Shin Megami Tensei IV.

Review: Didn't like SMT IV? You'll love Apocalypse. - SMT IV: Apocalypse is fantastic. If you liked the earlier SMT games like Soul Hackers you'll feel right at home with this one. It fixes a lot of things about SMT IV that were turn-offs to long time fans of the series and is a sequel to the game, not a remix or re-imagining of SMT IV. The music is top-notch, especially because Shoji Meguro isn't involved (finally!) and Persona veteran Kenichi Tsuchiya is amongst the composers. It's a different sound from the original Persona games, but it's still great and lacks all of the repetitive musical tropes and tired J-Pop appeal Meguro relies on too heavily in his later work. The voice acting is also superb, not a single character has a unexceptional delivery. Battles are fast-paced which offsets the high encounter rate, though you can see enemies and outrun them when needed. The plot is interesting and has a lot of twists and turns, and the character development is pretty good. There's a lot of new faces in the game, but they are all unique and interesting. It's a moderately long game and you definitely will put some serious time into it. The graphics are a mixed bag; the backgrounds and 3D chacter/demon models are very well made. The demon portraits were made by several different artists and one of them is absolutely terrible, so it's jarring to cycle through your demon roster and see very impressive illustrations and then some amateur ones. Some of the background objects like trees and bushes have a bizarrely low polygon count and look like something from an original Playstation game. On the whole it's all above average, however, just a few things stick out. Like all modern Atlus games the translation is well done but rife with spelling and grammatical errors. For some reason both Atlus and Aksys Games steadfastly refuse to proof-read their work. I'd highly recommend this game to any SMT fans, especially those of you enjoyed Strange Journey and Soul Hackers. It's fine return to form and shows that Atlus can still make good games for hardcore fans even if they also have to churn out garbage like Persona 3 and 4 for casual gamers to make money.
Review: The culmination of opposing ideologies. - What we have here is a product of trial, error, and redemption. And though some may not see it as such, keeping in mind that this is in fact the FIRST direct sequel in the mainline series of Shin Megami Tensei- I'm certain that like the game that preceded it, there will be contention about whether or not it is a "true" SMT. Let me just say that I have played this series since the first in the "Shin" series on Super Famicom (as I was too young to appreciate the two Famicom titles that preceded it) and have even sought out the novels that inspired this series. This is a very solid game, even if it does have a "newcomer friendly" feel and reduced difficulty. The quality of life improvements, as well as the characters and story, still elevate this game well above the modern drivel that is churned out. For those desperate for a hardcore RPG experience (even though the game is not as difficult as others in the series) I feel it meets expectations and gives you the tools to play the way you desire, which is much more attractive than simply forcing you to pick a specific play style to maximise your efficiency. Truly a stellar experience. Great soundtrack, classic feel, modern amenities. If this is indicative of where the series is headed, then I feel as though the series is once again in good hands. It is not for everyone, and though some may pine for what they perceive to be "lost" from the series, I can say with no hesitation that this is a fine example of what SMT represents. The only negative I can levy are the designs. As a fan of Kamen Rider I don't dislike the designs, I just feel they are occasionally misplaced or miss the point of Kaneko's art. Doi's redraws definitely help them fit in (they were jarring before), but I desperately wish to see more Kaneko artwork. Character design has improved massively as well. Nanashi, Toki, and Hallelujah all look appropriate. All in all, a great game, great localisation that stays true to the feel of the original game, and an experience that shouldn't be missed by fans.

## Features

- An Epic Storyline That Allows You to Decide the Fate of Mankind - The Shin Megami Tensei series, known for exploring the tenuous symbiosis between man and deity, reaches deeper than ever in Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse, as the band of main characters must decide which side of peace or anarchy they are on.
- Demons Aplenty: Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse has nearly 450 demons to fight, fuse, or recruit to player parties, with demons from a wide selection of cultures and religions.
- Fuse for Affinities - Demon fusion, combining two or more demons to form a more powerful one, is one of the cornerstones of Shin Megami Tensei games. Now, demons will have affinities for certain skills, giving players more decisions to make about which skills fused demons will inherit.
- Language: The game features English voice-overs and English text.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01EAIWW6M |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,136 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #99 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL |
| Computer Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (446) |
| Date First Available | April 15, 2016 |
| Department | Adults |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00730865300242 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Item model number | SM-30024-2 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Atlus |
| Product Dimensions | 0.5 x 5.4 x 4.9 inches; 1.6 ounces |
| Publication Date | September 20, 2016 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | September 20, 2016 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 730865300242 667649371399 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Didn't like SMT IV? You'll love Apocalypse.
*by X***G on September 24, 2017*

SMT IV: Apocalypse is fantastic. If you liked the earlier SMT games like Soul Hackers you'll feel right at home with this one. It fixes a lot of things about SMT IV that were turn-offs to long time fans of the series and is a sequel to the game, not a remix or re-imagining of SMT IV. The music is top-notch, especially because Shoji Meguro isn't involved (finally!) and Persona veteran Kenichi Tsuchiya is amongst the composers. It's a different sound from the original Persona games, but it's still great and lacks all of the repetitive musical tropes and tired J-Pop appeal Meguro relies on too heavily in his later work. The voice acting is also superb, not a single character has a unexceptional delivery. Battles are fast-paced which offsets the high encounter rate, though you can see enemies and outrun them when needed. The plot is interesting and has a lot of twists and turns, and the character development is pretty good. There's a lot of new faces in the game, but they are all unique and interesting. It's a moderately long game and you definitely will put some serious time into it. The graphics are a mixed bag; the backgrounds and 3D chacter/demon models are very well made. The demon portraits were made by several different artists and one of them is absolutely terrible, so it's jarring to cycle through your demon roster and see very impressive illustrations and then some amateur ones. Some of the background objects like trees and bushes have a bizarrely low polygon count and look like something from an original Playstation game. On the whole it's all above average, however, just a few things stick out. Like all modern Atlus games the translation is well done but rife with spelling and grammatical errors. For some reason both Atlus and Aksys Games steadfastly refuse to proof-read their work. I'd highly recommend this game to any SMT fans, especially those of you enjoyed Strange Journey and Soul Hackers. It's fine return to form and shows that Atlus can still make good games for hardcore fans even if they also have to churn out garbage like Persona 3 and 4 for casual gamers to make money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The culmination of opposing ideologies.
*by じ***ん on September 30, 2016*

What we have here is a product of trial, error, and redemption. And though some may not see it as such, keeping in mind that this is in fact the FIRST direct sequel in the mainline series of Shin Megami Tensei- I'm certain that like the game that preceded it, there will be contention about whether or not it is a "true" SMT. Let me just say that I have played this series since the first in the "Shin" series on Super Famicom (as I was too young to appreciate the two Famicom titles that preceded it) and have even sought out the novels that inspired this series. This is a very solid game, even if it does have a "newcomer friendly" feel and reduced difficulty. The quality of life improvements, as well as the characters and story, still elevate this game well above the modern drivel that is churned out. For those desperate for a hardcore RPG experience (even though the game is not as difficult as others in the series) I feel it meets expectations and gives you the tools to play the way you desire, which is much more attractive than simply forcing you to pick a specific play style to maximise your efficiency. Truly a stellar experience. Great soundtrack, classic feel, modern amenities. If this is indicative of where the series is headed, then I feel as though the series is once again in good hands. It is not for everyone, and though some may pine for what they perceive to be "lost" from the series, I can say with no hesitation that this is a fine example of what SMT represents. The only negative I can levy are the designs. As a fan of Kamen Rider I don't dislike the designs, I just feel they are occasionally misplaced or miss the point of Kaneko's art. Doi's redraws definitely help them fit in (they were jarring before), but I desperately wish to see more Kaneko artwork. Character design has improved massively as well. Nanashi, Toki, and Hallelujah all look appropriate. All in all, a great game, great localisation that stays true to the feel of the original game, and an experience that shouldn't be missed by fans.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An worthy addition to the MegaTen franchise.
*by J***P on February 12, 2017*

As can be expected from the MegaTen franchise, this game is just superb. The gameplay is so much fun, and the story is really unique and has multiple endings, which means you can play through it several times and still see new dialogue and events take place towards the end of the game. The battle system is turn-based, where you can control yourself plus 3 demons at a time within your party during battle. The whole demon summoning system revolves around fusion, as is standard in the MegaTen franchise, and through recruiting demons via dialogue. The story takes place within the broader story of the SMT 4 game, so you will need to play that first if you have not, preferably having beaten it with the neutral ending. This game introduces a few new demons that were not in SMT 4, which is also really cool. If you buy this game expecting mindblowing graphics you will be a bit disappointed, but super realistic graphics is not really the point of this game or SMT 4. I think the classic vintage RPG look gives it a really nice feel, which is the whole point. One (somewhat) downside is that I found this game to be way easier than a lot of other MegaTen games out there. If SMT Nocturne is a 9/10 difficulty, and Persona 4 is a 2/10 difficulty this is probably like a 4.5/10 difficulty on normal. However, this does not mean that the game is not extremely fun and addictive, regardless of the simplicity of most of the missions and battles. If you're an RPG fanatic like myself this game is a MUST PLAY.

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