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New SMT: Strange Journey Trailer Has Demons In It
No series does fun, grind-heavy RPGs like Shin Megami Tensei. The newest upcoming installment, Strange Journey, promises to be flexible with your schedule, allowing on-the-go battles with the Nintendo DS. This new trailer showcases the game's stark environment and classic first-person RPG combat.
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In the game, you'll travel to Antarctica to investigate an anomaly that is swelling across the world. Called the "Schwarzwelt" (German for black world), the enigma ends up being a rift into a demon-infested world. It becomes your job to exterminate the threat, all the while making unlikely allies out of the deadly creatures. The game arrives in the U.S. on March 23.
If you're on the fence about this one, be sure to check out our full preview of the game. Or better yet, if you have the March issue of Game Informer with the L.A. Noire cover, check out our review of the game.
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