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ACE Team's art nouveau-inspired dungeon-crawler makes for a perfect introduction to roguelikes, but veterans of the genre definitely won't find the challenge they're looking for.

Next year, two very different series are getting two very different games... with one very similar art style between them. Behold, chibi Persona and chibi Neptunia. Warning: extreme cuteness ahead.

Jeremy Parish and Pete Davison break down Atlus' avalanche of Persona-related announcements from this weekend's fan event.

In this week's exploration of Japanese gaming and game culture, we take a look at the phenomenon of games specifically designed to allow fans to engage and interact with their favorite characters and properties like never before.

Atlus brings us a fighting game based on a series of visual novels from Aquaplus' Leaf label, in the process creating possibly the most specialized, niche game of all time. Is it a dream match or a fighting game nightmare?

Atlus' dungeon crawler series goes back to its roots for a second, friendlier attempt at winning over RPG enthusiasts.

Atlus' medical drama series has laid dormant since 2010. Isn't it about time we saw a new installment?

Why this SMT spinoff is still worth your time.

Shin Megami Tensei IV demonstrates once again that blowing up Tokyo is one of science fiction's favorite apocalyptic gimmicks.

SMT4 designer Masayuki Doi wants to take SMT fans to school... fashion school, that is.