Shin Megami Tensei 5 (which is roughly the 50th game in the Megami Tensei series if you include Persona and the Dancing games) came out last Friday as an exclusive title for the Nintendo switch. As they want to do, dataminers have already started picking the game apart and one has found evidence that may suggest the game will be ported to the PS4 and PC.

Datamining is, as described by wikipedia: “ process of extracting and discovering patterns in large data sets involving methods at the intersection of machine learning, statistics, and database systems.” you got that? No, me neither. As far as I am concerned, its magic. What it allows people to do, however, is spot items that can relate to upcoming updates, releases or, as is the case here, ports.

Twitter User @regularpanties, or Pan-hime as we will refer to them going forward as this is a Family site, was the one to release a sting of code from Shin Megami Tensei 5’s .uproject File (a .uproject file is the proprietary project file extension for unreal Engine). This line was the games “target platforms”, which included the nintendo switch, but also listed PlayStation 4 and Windows. This either indicates a future port to those systems or, if we are playing devils advocate and being skeptical here, that a port was at one point planned and was scrapped during development. There are also some graphical settings listed under the “PS4 DeviceProfile”, such as texture quality and resolution, which would also imply a Port (as these PS4 functions could easily be changed to PC). As of right now sega and Atlus have said nothing in regards to a port.

in SMTV's .uproject, its target platforms are:

Switch
PS4
PC

— Pan-hime – Persona stan (@regularpanties) November 12, 2021

While SMT 4 was and still is a Nintendo 3DS Exclusive, the Seminal Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturn recently received a HD remaster for Switch, Ps4 and PC, which means that its not out of the question for 5 to go multi-platform as well. Infact, it was Pan-hime who leaked that the remaster would come to PC as well, which gives this new Leak greater credibility. Furthermore, a port was mentioned in the NVidia Geforce Now Server Leak/Datamine that happened earlier this year.

A port of SMT 5 to all consoles might be the push the series needs to break into the mainstream, although I don’t really feel that that is necessary. Persona 5, a spinoff of the same series, did gangbusters when it came out and the recent PC port of Persona 4 also did well.

It is, once again though, worth remembering that Datamines are not conformation. Sometimes developers leave data in the game from scrapped concepts and ideas that just didnt come to fruition. While this particular Leak may have clout behind it, nothing is confirmed until Atlus or Sega Confirm it themselves.

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Shin Megami Tensei V Gameplay Footage – First Impressions

In the last 5 days, Brand New Shin Megami Tensei V gameplay footage has been released. Shin Megami Tensei V was announced at Nintendo Tree House, E3 Brought to you by Atlus for alongside an announcement for when it will be released, which will be the 12^th November 2021, 1 day from now.

At the Nintendo Tree House Event, they had briefly shown the Shin Megami Tensei V trailer, which showcased exclusive Gameplay with the turn-based combat style. However, it wasn’t merely enough for those who know nothing about the series or even enough for fans of the Shin Megami Tensei franchise to truly see what they had in store for the game. The recently released gameplay truly shows what you’ll be getting for your money.

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Shin Megami Tensei V Gameplay

The footage has significant detail and seems to be an open-world game. The art style is very similar to Atlus’s previous games from the Persona franchise and their successful game Catherine (Catherine: Full Body) on the Nintendo Switch.

The graphics seem to look pretty good on the Nintendo Switch recording, but we aren’t sure whether this was taken from a Nintendo Switch OLED where the image would look a little more ‘crisp’ or a regular Switch. The frame rates seem to drop at some points, but fans are unsure if this is because of a fault in the recording or if it is the actual game itself.

Don’t be fooled by Jack Frost’s cute appearance! This demon is the embodiment of all that is cool… but anger him and he’ll freeze you solid! ☃️ ❄️ #SMT5 pic.twitter.com/gNZi0Jl0eP

— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) November 9, 2021

Shin Megami Tensei V Soundtrack

The Megami Tensei V’s original soundtracks are also catching the fans attention, fantastic music that’s being compared to the greatness of NieR: Automata and NieR: Replicant. One of the most loved soundtracks is the ‘Shop Theme’ which is where the player finds and meets Gustave for the first time. Beautiful ethereal sounds and a hauntingly gorgeous singer.

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The game looks fantastic, it may only be released on Nintendo Switch, but there is a new offshoot called Monark, that will be released by Atlus on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 next year, February 2022.

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A brand new trailer has been released from Atlus for Shin Megami Tensei V, alongside an announcement for exactly when it will be released and pre-orders being opened. For E3 2021 Nintendo’s Tree House Event briefly showed the Shin Megami Tensei 5 trailer showcasing exclusive Gameplay and combat style however, their most recent trailer revealed the strong action-packed story behind the upcoming release. If you have played previous Shin Megami games and have been following the series, you know what to expect and are well aware that Shin Megami V has a lot in store.

The latest Shin Megami Tensei 5 trailer begins the trailer with the protagonist appearing in a dystopian Tokyo, that has been overrun and filled with God, demons, monsters and the like. The protagonist partners up with a mysterious stranger to become a ‘Nahobino’, a ‘condemned being’ to conquer the forces of chaos. The trailer displays gameplay to be an open-world, turn-based, roleplay game where you must fight demons to survive. 

The plot may not be the most original, but the trailer offers a ton of amazing gameplay, graphics and briefly introduces us to unique characters and interesting mechanics. The scenery proves to give a real feel for a post-apocalyptic Tokyo, while the protagonist goes up against demons in chaotic ruin, the players have the option to explore a variety of areas and most likely will have fun playing around with that freedom. It is clear that as the player progresses through the game, they will unlock new abilities for their character, as we have a closer look at the trailer, we can see the player can summon a special attack, of what appears to be a strong wind which causes multiple combos and critical hits to their enemy and inflict insane damage.

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