Here comes the big returner Shin Megami Tensei 5<\/strong><\/em>, with an expected release (given in just a year of course) and a really special gift.<\/p>\n

We will be able to play an HD remastering of SMT 3<\/strong><\/em> Nocturne in Spring 2021!<\/p>\n

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The final surprise that was reserved for today’s Nintendo Direct Mini is none other than a new trailer for the promising Shin Megami Tensei 5, a practically obligatory visit for JRPG<\/strong><\/em> fans. And the best thing is that in addition to that a launch window for 2021 has also been offered. With a couple of nuances.<\/p>\n

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It does not have an exact date within the next year, but at first glance we could deduce that it will not arrive until the second semester. Why? Very simple: because in spring we will be able to play another title of the recently re-announced Atlus<\/a><\/span><\/em><\/strong> franchise, the legendary Shin Megami Tensei III<\/strong><\/em> Nocturne in an HD Remaster<\/strong><\/em>; which as its name suggests, will bring back the 2003 classic with reimagined graphics.<\/p>\n

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SMT 5 will launch simultaneously worldwide<\/p>\n

You can see the videos of both games, with some details about their stories, in this same news. Respectively, from SMT 3 we know that we can live the adventure of the semi – dark (half human, half demon) that fights demons with voices in English or Japanese and with possible subtitles.<\/p>\n

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