The “Final” part in the title is a bit ridiculous. Anyone who …

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Comment on Shin Megami Tensei IV Livestream Battles It Out by Anonymous:

The “Final” part in the title is a bit ridiculous. Anyone who has played SMTIV on the 3DS will likely know this game doesn’t take very long to complete. You could probably argue that this game is what the original game was meant to be, and that Atlus essentially sold half a game.

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• Shin Megami Tensei IV Livestream Battles It Out:
  

  To be fair, SMTIV came out when they were under the control of Index. Things may change.

• Shin Megami Tensei IV Livestream Battles It Out:
  

  THANKYOU. Someone finally gets it. They basically released half a game story wise and re released it again as a completed edition, the version the game was meant to be.

• Shin Megami Tensei IV Livestream Battles It Out:
  

  Piros

• Shin Megami Tensei IV Livestream Battles It Out:
  

  It’s the shortest SMT game to date, so it’s really not surprising that people are streaming it like crazy when they add “new” content. Then again, it’s the most modernized one, complete with DLC nonsense and what not, so it’s really a sign of the times when Atlus starts playing Namco/EA/Capcom games with their customers.

• Shin Megami Tensei IV Livestream Battles It Out:
  

  This is an Atlus game, You can’t “play just the story”. They named it “Atlus difficulty” for a reason.

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