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Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker
Atlus has detailed how it will be using the 3DS Spotpass feature in the upcoming Devil Survivor 2 remake. You’re going to want to turn it on early and start collecting items that will help you on your quest.
Like other entries in the Shin Megami Tensei family of games, Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker features demons to command (and fuse into more powerful creatures). Via Spotpass, you’ll be able to collect even more demons, like Tyrant Lucifer Frost and Wilder Catoblepas (trust us, you’ll want them).
Devil Survivor 2 also features a mechanic that allows you to assign skills to only one demon at a time (as if they were arms or armor in other RPGs). Via Spotpass, you’ll be able to pick up an as yet unrevealed magical skill, normal skill, and physical skill for your pool.
Streetpass will also be in effect. When you meet someone else with the game, you’ll be able to apply a stat or skill bonus to your demons. These are generated randomly though, so there’s no way to tell what will happen.
For more on Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker, check out our previous coverage. New screenshots for the title, which arrives on May 5 for 3DS, are available below.
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