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If you love Persona and you've been curious about the Shin Megami Tensei series, this article explains the real differences between the two.

Which Shin Megami Tensei game should you play first? Where to start? Here's a beginner's guide and a brief history of the series.

Godhood awaits you in this incredibly polished successor to the Shin Megami Tensei franchise.

Shin Megami Tensei series in the US can be charted back to Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne on the PS2. Originally released in 2004, Sega are now remastering the third numbered SMT game for modern consoles and PCs. We were able to sit down with a preview copy of the Switch version to explore its early areas. Nocturne starts as many of the Persona games do: a number of extremely fashionable Japanese teenagers in contemporary Tokyo gather at the behest of their teacher at a hospital. It's there that a cataclysm called the Conception occurs: the world is destroyed and literally turned inside-out...

@Grumblevolcano Ouch...BOTW2 delayed and lots of ports and remakes? good thing i activated game pass ultimate. Seriuosly though, this will be the first year of PS5 and XBOX and no BOTW2? Ya know, this was a fear of mine in the back of my mind after Luigi’s Mansion. Besides AC and Pokémon, there really was not much listed as far as future releases for original content. Nintendo is treating remasters and ports like new. I guess it’s not a huge deal since there is a lot to do with indies and third party, but it would be nice to have some Nintendo love. That’s the biggest reason to get a N...