Each year Atlus shares a lengthy survey for fans to get a good idea what they want, including remakes, ports, titles by other developers, and more. Here are some interesting questions from this year’s survey.

Atlus announced last month that Shin Megami Tensei’s new Switch game will get more info on October 23, and today the company revealed that it’ll be done through a live stream.

Atlus announced at TGS 2017 that they’ll have more to show for the upcoming Shin Megami Tensei game on October 23, 2017.

Wall Street Journal technology reporter Takashi Mochizuki recently asked followers to submit in a Twitter poll what they feel is the best RPG series to represent Japan, and we got some interesting results.

Atlus had a few big announcements during their New Titles Announcements Special Spring 2017 live stream, and it wasn’t without a little something for the Shin Megami Tensei HD project for Nintendo Switch.

In addition to the new Shin Megami Tensei game that was teased for Nintendo Switch, Atlus’ 25th anniversary page for the series also has a 3DS title listed in the works.

Atlus shared a teaser for a new Shin Megami Tensei for Nintendo Switch during the console’s presentation tonight.

Law abiders, neutralists, and chaos bringers rejoice, the Shin Megami Tensei series is starting their 25th anniversary with a new website for the project that just launched.

“The start of the localization project was relatively slow at first, since extracting the files from the iOS version of the SMT1 ROM took some tinkering with,” says translator Mai Namba.

While not for everyone, SMTi is one of the most solid and all around fun RPGs experience I’ve seen on the iOS market.

Atlus USA will be releasing Shin Megami Tensei 1 for iOS devices in March, in English.

Japanese manufacturer Furyu is working with the lottery provider Minna no Kuji to give away exclusive Shin Megami Tensei figures.

Wii U is getting a second serving of Super Nintendo RPGs. Shin Megami Tensei was just added as Virtual Console download for Japan.

Atlus brought Shin Megami Tensei to iOS in February. Now you can get the Super Famicom classic on Android devices too.

This version is a conversion of the Game Boy Advance remake released back in 2003. Seems kind of fitting that Shin Megami Tensei plays in a GBA sized window then