The game is being developed by Maniacs Team, which sounds like some of the staff from Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (dubbed Manaics in Japan) will be working on Shin Megami Tensei IV.

New footage of Devil Summoners: Soul Hackers shows off dungeon exploration, voice-acting, and some story scenes.

Originally released for Sega Saturn, the Nintendo 3DS version has a few new features like full voice acting, a demon that’s powered by Streetpass, and multiple difficulty levels.

Devil Buster Busters are the Jack brothers – Jack Frost and Pyro Jack – armed to the teeth. They’re out to punish people that bully demons.

According to Famitsu, there are around 30 extra demons in the Nintendo 3DS version that weren’t in the Sega Saturn release.

Atlus have released the first trailer for the Nintendo 3DS version of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers in Japan.

Atlus is adding a bonus item for fans that reserve a copy of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers. Pre-order the 3DS version and you’ll get an arranged soundtrack CD along with the game.

Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers takes place in a virtual reality world called Paradigm X. The hero hacks into the world and installs a devil summoning program, which gives him access to a “gun computer” called a GUMP.

Atlus is working with Macross Frontier animation studio Satelight again. Satelight created a new opening anime for Persona 2: Innocent Sin and they are also making one for the Nintendo 3DS version of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers.

Take a look at the first screenshots of the enhanced port of Soul Hackers.

Atlus is developing a Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers remake for Nintendo 3DS, Famitsu magazine reports. Originally released for Sega Saturn and PsOne, Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers takes place in a virtual world called Paradigm X.