After 12 years with a little 'delay, it may be possible for Western enthusiasts can enjoy a translated version in English of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers, following the official original Japanese RPG Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner. Actually, neither product was never released officially in Japan, yet the group of fans in question has decided to engage in the full translation of the second chapter in the PlayStation version.
The game was originally released on Saturn in 1997, characterized as another production cut decidedly atypical of Atlus. Two years after the game arrived on PlayStation, but did not arrive in the West despite the good intentions of Atlus because of opposition by SCEA. The team is working on translation is the same as he worked to Persona 2: Innocent Sin through a downloadable patch on the internet.
The game was originally released on Saturn in 1997, characterized as another production cut decidedly atypical of Atlus. Two years after the game arrived on PlayStation, but did not arrive in the West despite the good intentions of Atlus because of opposition by SCEA. The team is working on translation is the same as he worked to Persona 2: Innocent Sin through a downloadable patch on the internet.
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