Nocturne is the third installment in the Shin Megami Tensei series of role playing games. Throughout its life on the PlayStation 2, Nocturne saw a total of three different releases in Japan; Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne (Initial release), Nocturne Maniax (Adds additional content, including Dante from Devil May Cry) and lastly Nocturne Maniax - Chronicle Edition (Same as Maniax only it replaces Dante with Raidou and Gouto from the Devil Summoner games). Despite the above releases, the rest of the world only received the Maniax version of the game, titled Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne in the USA and Shin Megami Tensei: Lucifer’s Call in Europe. Translation Description.
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This translates the Chronicles Edition of Shin Megami Tensei III into English. The translation is 100% complete, and at present there are no known issues with the patch. Future updates will offer any bugfixing necessary should issues crop up, as well as the possibility of adding new content in optional addendum patches.
Current Features: • The Chronicles Edition text has been 100% translated! • Chronicles difficulty and exclusive extras are all present! • A 25th Anniversary logo has been added as a splash screen on boot. • The translation team has been added to the end of the credits sequence.
• The NA Nocturne script is used for all non-Chronicle related content, except when noted otherwise. The Following changes have been made to the NA Nocturne script: • All skill descriptions have been rewritten. • All consumable item descriptions have been rewritten. • All resistance descriptions have been rewritten. • The skills “Xeros Beat” and “Javalian Rain” have had their names correctly switched. • The “Void” line of passives have been renamed to “Null”. • The “Expel” element has been renamed to “Light”, “Expel” is now the status effect of “Hama”.
• The “Death” element has been renamed to “Dark”, “Death” is now the status effect of “Mudo”. • The sub-menu “SP Items” has been renamed to “Key Items”. • The Demon “Aciel” has been renamed to “Alciel”. • The Demon “Feng Huang” has been renamed to “Suzaku”. • The Demon “Gui Xian” has been renamed to “Genbu”. • The Demon “Long” has been renamed to “Seiryu”. • The Demon “Rakshasa” has been renamed to “Vetala”.
• The Demon “The Harlot” has been renamed to “Mother Harlot”. • All references to “Candelabra”'Candelabrum” have been changed to “Menorah”. • Baphomet now recites the same incantation as the Japanese version when summoning Mara. • A single typo of “Programmer” in the ending credits has been corrected.
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This article needs additional citations for. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (October 2012) () Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless Army • JP/NA: •: •: Director(s) Kazuyuki Yamai Kouzou Itagaki Shigeo Komori Series Release •: March 2, 2006 •: October 10, 2006 •: April 27, 2007 •: 1 April 2014 (PSN) Mode(s) Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs.
The Soulless Army is an and third game in the franchise, which is part of the larger series of video games. Download Punjabi Song Jaguar By Sukhe. It differs from the two previous Devil Summoner titles in having real-time battles and a named protagonist and is first in the entire franchise to be set in the past – specifically the year 1931, the fictional twentieth year of the of Japan, wherein it deals with historical figures such as in addition to the MegaTen series' traditional use of real-world figures. Though somewhat criticized for being the shortest of recent Shin Megami Tensei games, it generally received favorable responses from players and reviewers alike. It was published by for the in 2006. On April 1, 2014, the game was ported to the as a downloadable title as a PS2 Classic.
On July 30, 2008, it was announced that there would be a sequel titled. Demon conversations make a comeback as well as Raidou being able to summon two demons simultaneously in battle. The limited edition was packaged with a new version of titled Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne Maniax Chronicle Edition in which Raidou appeared. The game was released in Japan on October 23, 2008 and in North America on May 12, 2009.
Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Gameplay [ ] Combat [ ] Unlike previous titles which used turn-based battle systems, the battle system in this game is action-based. The main character can attack with either his close range or his long range (provided he has enough bullets). He can also summon one of the demons from his collection to assist him in battle. Battles themselves take place in small enclosed 'arenas' similar to and can generally be escaped from, though this takes a random amount of time. Fusion [ ] Like other Megami Tensei games, Raidou Kuzunoha vs.
The Soulless Army allows fusion between demons. However, in the Devil Summoner franchise, the demons must have absolute loyalty towards Raidou; to increase the Loyalty, they must fight together through many battles. A high level of Loyalty unlocks also a combined attack with the sword or the gun. Aside from the basic 'two-for-one' fusion, a demon can also be fused into Raidou's sword, thus making the weapon more powerful. New Game Plus [ ] This game contains a feature which includes: • Access to a harder difficulty. • Shop rank being carried over. • Infinite normal ammunition.
• A new side- becomes available. Plot [ ] Characters [ ]. The main cast of Raidō Kuzunoha vs The Soulless Army.
From left to right: Kaya Daidōji, Gōto, Raidō Kuzunoha the XIV, Shōhei Narumi and Tae Asakura. • Raidou Kuzunoha the XIV: (Age: late teens (According to the official fanbook)) The, a high school student of Yumizuki High School turned Devil Summoner of the Kuzunoha family. He can confine demons in tubes called kuda (similar to the of Japanese folklore), and use them to battle and to do detective work. Like other Shin Megami Tensei protagonists, he rarely, if ever, speaks. In Toumon Boogey's prequel novel, Devil Summoner: Kuzunoha Raidō tai Shibito Ekishi, his real first name is given as Jōhei ( 錠平).
• Gōto: (Age: Unknown) A black cat with green eyes; he is Raidō's partner and though he sounds a little smug at first, he is actually very concerned about Raidō and his mission. Apparently he has worked with every other Raidō since the second. It is revealed later on that Gōto is the first Raidō Kuzunoha, who placed his soul into a cat's body, after which he made it his duty to keep an eye on all those who inherit his name. • Shōhei Narumi: (Age: 32 (According to the official fanbook)) Owner of the Narumi Detective Agency and Raidō's boss.
He is a little lazy and generally lets Raidō do all the hard work. For some reason, he seems to have a large connection of contacts in the Japanese military. He also seems to know Gen. Munataka well. In Japanese version of the game his first name was never revealed. • Tae Asakura: (Age: 22 (According to the official fanbook)) A reporter from newspaper 'Capital Daily' (Tokyo is simply referred as 'Capital' in the game; the name Tokyo itself translates into English as 'Eastern Capital'), Tae is desperately trying to prove to everyone that women have a place in the modern society as working people.
Her pen-name 'Kichō' comes from, a feminist crusader. She hired Narumi and Raidō's talents to investigate the bizarre events in the Capital.
• Victor: (Age: Unknown) Researcher of 'Gōma-Den' a secret lab in the Tokyo that works on demons and demon-related sciences. He is in charge of fusing and recording the demons. He seems to have been modelled after. • Kaya Daidōji: (Age: 15) Sole heiress of famous and wealthy Daidōji family and a high school student of Ōran High School.
She is popular among her friends and servants of her house because of her kind demeanor. She became the key of the recent bizarre incidents that occurred at the Capital after calling Narumi Detective Agency and asking them to kill her. She is kidnapped in the games opening scene by the 'Red Guard'.
•: (Age: Unknown) The famous 'Mad Monk' who was assassinated in 1916 in Russia. Rasputin somehow returned to life and involved himself with the recent events in the Capital. His reasons for causing trouble to Raidō are unknown, as he seems to be only interested in his own profit. His skills in devil summoning are second only to Raidō himself, and he uses dolls as his weapons. It is revealed that Rasputin is from the future. He is either an android or a cyborg.
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