Atlus Are Hiring Staff For A New Pachislot Machine Project

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Last August, Atlus released a three reel pachislot machine in collaboration with Taiyo Elec, based on Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne. You can watch a trailer for it above. Now they’re hiring a programmer to work on another pachislot game, although, it doesn’t say explicitly that it’s for a Shin Megami Tensei machine.

 

The job pays 800 yen per hour and Atlus will provide transportation, too. Programmers would require proficiency with C++, and experience with Python scripting is a welcome bonus.


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