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G-MODE Archives+: Megami Tensei Gaiden: Shinyaku Last Bible I, II, and III coming to PC
All three titles initially launched for feature phones, but were recently made available for Switch via Nintendo eShop in Japan.
While the PC releases do not seem to be region-locked, each title will only support Japanese as a language option.
G-MODE Archives+: Megami Tensei Gaiden: Shinyaku Last Bible
Together with the demon, we will open up our destiny. The story that is the end of everything and the beginning of everything.
The Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible series incorporates the deep worldview of the Megami Tensei series with a touch of fantasy and is positioned as an outside story that is different from the previous series. This is a completely original work that could only be distributed and played on feature phones.
The story takes place on the tragic planet of “Galeria” where the demon king returns every hundred years and invasions are repeated. The people living on the planet have repeatedly sealed the Demon King by using “Gaia” the power given to them by angels. With the imminent return of the next Demon Lord, the protagonist sets out on a journey to save the world as a candidate for the savior “Gaia Master.”
The series’ customary “Nakama System,” in which even monsters that stand in the way as enemies will lend their help depending on negotiations, as well as events with other candidates and elements such as “combining monsters” and “strengthening monsters” will enliven your Adventure [583 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/genres/adventure”>adventures.
What awaits the protagonists at the end of their journey and at the end of their abominable history…
G-MODE Archives+: Megami Tensei Gaiden: Shinyaku Last Bible II – Hajimari no Fukuin
Boy, be the light that illuminates the world. The gospel of the beginning rings out in the land covered with despair.
The Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible series incorporates the deep worldview of the “Megami Tensei” series with a touch of fantasy and is positioned as an outside story that is different from the previous series. This is a completely original work that could only be distributed and played on feature phones.
The story takes place on Horus, a planet of despair infested with plague and magical beasts. Cain, the oppressive mad king, and Abel, the holy king, who tries to resist his oppressor. One day, the two kings make a declaration to their people. A boy’s destiny is set in motion in a place unknown to anyone…
Compared to the previous work, the volume of scenarios has more than doubled, and the variety of enemies, items, and magic has greatly increased. In addition to the traditional “Nakama System,” in which players negotiate with demonic beasts that stand in their way as enemies and lend them their strength if they succeed, the series’ traditional “Nakama System” allows players to equip demonic beasts with accessories to give them more strategic abilities in addition to the traditional strengthening and synthesis. Please enjoy the profound story with your unique companions and friends.
G-MODE Archives+: Megami Tensei Gaiden: Shinyaku Last Bible III – Mugen no Eiyuu
Gather round, demons. Awaken, heroes. A tale of strange evil passed down from generation to generation on the frontier planet of Damir.
The Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible series incorporates the deep worldview of the “Megami Tensei” series with a touch of fantasy and is positioned as an outside story that is different from the previous series. This is a completely original work that could only be distributed and played on feature phones.
This work is set on the planet Damir. It was a peaceful planet with abundant water and greenery, but five years ago, demonic beasts began to appear. People were exhausted by the repeated attacks of the monsters and beasts, and everyone kept looking for a brave man who would save the world. … One day, the hero accidentally wears a mysterious bracelet called “COMP” which attracts magical beasts. The protagonist sets out on a journey to discover the true identity of “COMP”. And to face his own destiny, he sets off on a journey into the vast world.
In addition to the series’ customary “Nakama System” in which players negotiate with demonic beasts that stand in their way as enemies and, if successful, are lent power, this title also features the “Obedience Attack,” in which defeated demonic beasts recognize your power and become your befrienders, enabling you to collect befrienders more efficiently. Together with your unique friends and fellow travelers, you will unravel the truth of the history passed down to you on the planet Damir.
Looks like Team Ninja is rebooting Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive
Team Ninja is reportedly rebooting both its Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive franchises.
Korean website Ruliweb reports that Fumihiko Yasuda confirmed plans to resurrect the two dormant franchises at a panel at the G-Star Conference earlier this week (thanks, VGC).
Whilst Yasuda stopped short of giving any concrete details, he reportedly said that whilst he couldn’t tell us any more right now, he hopes to deliver news we’d like to see “as soon as possible”.
If that all sounds a little woolly and vague to you, the good news is that the presentation included a clear slide with a screenshot from both franchises and entitled “The future of Team Ninja – Reboot of popular series”.
Tomonobu Itagaki – the Japanese designer best known for creating Tecmo’s Dead or Alive series and rebooted Ninja Gaiden games and left Tecmo in 2008 – announced his new company Apex Game Studios back in the summer. It is currently “incubating” an NFT-focused MMORPG for mobile and PC named Warrior.
Itagaki explained that Apex Game Studios would specialise in creating “high-quality and immersive” triple-A “Web3” titles – Web 3.0 being the umbrella term incorporating (frequently controversial) technologies such as blockchain and NFT.
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Ninja Gaiden & Dead Or Alive Reboots Are In The Works
During Team NINJA’s keynote at the Korea G-Star conference, they remarked upon various subject matters ranging from their design philosophy to their worldwide appeal. However, their most noteworthy comments were at the end of the conference, where they reveal that reboots for the beloved Dead or Alive, and Ninja Gaiden series are in the works.
No specific details regarding these projects were stated, but we’ll be sure to keep you updated on any significant developments. Hopefully, new life is birthed for these franchises to pull fans back in, especially in the case of Dead or Alive.
In case you missed it, check out our review of Ninja Gaiden Master Collection.
Ninja Gaiden Master Collection includes Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor’s Edge. The collection with bring the action games to a new generation of fans, but with added options such as dual-wielding weapons and Mission Mode for returning players.
The gameplay supports four difficulty levels, which aim to test the player’s strengths and skills as the different playable characters. Players will also utilize various degrees of tools in Ryu Hayabusa’s arsenal as he combats a great evil.
Ninja Gaiden Master Collection is currently available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Atlus Mobile RPG ‘Megami Tensei Gaiden: Shinyaku Last Bible’ Announced For Switch eShop
Will be another ‘G-Mode Archives+’ release
G-Mode has announced it will release the Atlus-made RPG Megami Tensei Gaiden: Shinyaku Last Bible as a ‘G-MODE Archives+’ title for Switch eShop in Japan. As you might already know, this is a spin-off of the Megami Tensei series, and was originally released on mobile devices in Japan in 2007.
There’s no word on a release date and price just yet. Here’s a bit about it, via Gematsu:
“The story is set on the tragic planet Galleria, where the Demon Lord is resurrected and launches an invasion every 100 years. With the Demon Lord’s resurrection approaching, the protagonist sets off on a journey to save the world as a candidate to become the next “Gaia Master”—the savior who will defeat the Demon Lord”
Is this a game you’ll be taking a look at when it arrives on the Nintendo Switch? Leave a comment below.
[source gmodecorp.com, via gematsu.com]
Wanted: Dead Announced, From Ex-Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden Developers
Publisher 110 Industries and Soleil, a game development studio comprised of Team Ninja veterans who worked on both the Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive franchises, has announced Wanted: Dead, a new third-person fast-action game for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC set in a low-tech sci-fi version of Hong Kong that will allow you to master combat with both guns and melee weapons. The team cites Bayonetta and Devil May Cry as inspirations. Wanted: Dead also includes “an in-depth investigative side where players must analyze evidence and dive into real police work.”
Key members of the team include former Team Ninja employees that left Tecmo with Team Ninja boss Tomonobu Itagaki in 2008. All senior developers that worked on Ninja Gaiden and Ninja Gaiden II, DOA, DOA2 and Xtreme Beach Volleyball including producer Yoshifuru Okamoto, director Hiroaki Matsui, and lead planner Natsuki Tsurugai. See the uncensored Wanted: Dead announcement trailer above and the first several screenshots below.
As Lt. Hannah Stone, head of the “Zombie Squad” that operates outside of the normal purview of the police, players will have the choice of whether to engage enemies up close with melee attacks (including “a limb-severing mechanic that changes enemy attack patterns”) or bring them down from afar with guns. As you can see in the uncensored trailer above, Wanted: Dead definitely shows its Ninja Gaiden roots in addition to its Bayonetta and Devil May Cry influences.
There is no release date as of yet as from simply “2022,” but stay tuned to IGN for much more on Wanted: Dead in the coming months.
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