DHGF: It’s incredible to think that it has been almost a decade since the last main entry in the Shin Megami Tensei series. Unlike Nocturne though, the latest installment is making the leap to portable consoles in the form of Shin Megami Tensei IV for the Nintendo 3DS. While I would have preferred a full on console entry, it certainly didn’t stop me from stepping up to the plate to check it out.
The Nintendo 3DS is rife with high-quality titles, many of which should be ported to the Switch.
I agree some games should be. Like Super Mario 3D Land without the 3D 😆, Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon as well.
my kid played through Mario 3D Land on his 2DS. Was still a great game with or without the 3D. A Link Between Worlds is awesome with the 3D effect, but it would still be an amazing game if it wasn't 3D
It's true I mostly torrent PC games very few I will buy but Switch games I buy just a few though and only ones that are at least a 9 out of 10 rating. 👍😁
Dude, what about The World Ends With You? Some good games are listed but several are missing.
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Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "When it comes to naming gaming’s most revered and fan honored labels, it’s hard to top Atlus. The Japanese studio is acclaimed for their deep, involved and intricate stories and paired with world class gameplay may be notorious for releasing their games in low print numbers, but those who do play them, know that they are special. For today’s Top 10 list, we want to shine a light on the best games to ever sport the Atlus logo on their boxes!"
Because of their own stupid self-imposed rule:
"Only 1 game per main series but spinoffs are ok."
I personally liked P4 better than P5, but P4 at least deserved to be on the list as well.
Yeah, I would certainly replace SMT IV with Nocturne on that list. Team over the original TC is another strange choice.
Development is currently underway for Shin Megami Tensei V on Switch, though it’ll likely be some time until its release. Shin Megami Tensei IV, meanwhile, has been out for a while now – in two versions no less, SMT IV and SMT IV: Apocalypse (subtitled “Final” in Japan).
