Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster Will Wreak Havoc in May

Persona's angry older brother is back

Initially revealed during a Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase last year, ATLUS and Sega have officially revealed Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster’s release date.

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This macabre cult classic, originally released for the PlayStation 2, will descend upon the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Steam on May 25, 2021. Multiple SKUs were announced as well, including a physical release for both consoles.

Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster Will Wreak Havoc in May

Per a press release, ATLUS noted that Nocturne HD Remaster will ship in North America with updates delivered post-launch in Japan. There’s also an official feature set, bullet pointed here:

  • Remastered 3D models and backgrounds 
  • Additional difficulty settings for players of all skill levels 
  • Suspend save – save your progress whenever you need!  
  • Voiced audio – choose between Japanese and English VO 
  • An alternate branch featuring Raidou Kuzunoha

For those wanting to play early, customers who drop $69.99 on the Digital Deluxe Edition will gain access a few days later, May 21. The Digital Deluxe Edition includes DLC content, outlined as the following:

Full Game Download

Exclusive access to the game four days early, on May 21

Maniax Pack 

  • Adds Dante from the Devil May Cry™ Series 

Chronicle Pack

  • Adds Raidou from the Devil Summoner Series

MERCIFUL Difficulty

  • Adds an easier difficulty mode

Mercy and Expectation Map Pack

  • “Little Master’s Mercy”
  • “Master’s Expectation”

Shin Megami Tensei BGM Pack

  • “BGM Pack 1: Shin Megami Tensei®” (2 songs)
  • “BGM Pack 2: Shin Megami Tensei® II” (2 songs)
  • “BGM Pack 3: Shin Megami Tensei® IV” (2 songs)
  • “BGM Pack 4: Shin Megami Tensei® IV: Apocalypse” (2 songs) 

If you want a physical copy to go with the PS2 version you paid way too much for in like 2008, you’ll be able to snag one for the Switch or PS4 for $49.99. This is the Standard Edition, so it’s sans-DLC.

Related: Shin Megami Tensei 3 Nocturne HD Remaster Revealed With New Trailer

What do you think about this announcement? Too soon, or too early? Shocked there’s a retail release? Or are you a new Persona fan not sure if you’re brave enough? Let us know over at Prima Games’ Twitter and Facebook channels.


 

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