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* An Easy difficulty setting has been added. Normal mode, which retains the original release's difficulty, is still available.
* An Easy difficulty setting has been added. Normal mode, which retains the original release's difficulty, is still available.
* A new "8th day" has been added to three of the five story routes.
* A new "8th day" has been added to three of the five story routes.
* An expanded roster of [[Demon]]s, raising the total amount of Demons available in the game from 130 to 150.
* An expanded roster of [[Demon]]s, raising the total amount of Demons available in the game from 116 to 136.
* The [[Demon Compendium]] is added, allowing the registration and re-summoning of demons, as well as viewing their descriptions.
* The [[Demon Compendium]] is added, allowing the registration and re-summoning of demons, as well as viewing their descriptions.


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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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DeSu1OC Title Screenshot.png|The title screen
DeSu1OC 3DS Home Menu Icon.png|3DS Home Menu Icon
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==Videos==
==Videos==

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Devil Survivor: Overclocked, released outside of Japan as Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked, is a remaster of the 2009 Nintendo DS tactical role-playing game Devil Survivor, the first entry in the Devil Survivor series.

Compared to the original release, it features new voice acting including a full English dub, additional story content, higher resolution character art, and a remastered soundtrack.

Blurb

Japanese

English

One of 2009's best RPGs returns you to Tokyo in the midst of a lockdown, the government's cold-blooded response to a demon invasion. Armed only with a mysterious COMP, will you survive this chaos?

Synopsis

Main article: Devil Survivor § Synopsis

Changes from the Original

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  • Full voice acting has been added, including an English dub for the North American release.
  • An Easy difficulty setting has been added. Normal mode, which retains the original release's difficulty, is still available.
  • A new "8th day" has been added to three of the five story routes.
  • An expanded roster of Demons, raising the total amount of Demons available in the game from 116 to 136.
  • The Demon Compendium is added, allowing the registration and re-summoning of demons, as well as viewing their descriptions.

Development

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Listings

Characters

Bosses

Demons

Skills

Locations

Schedule

Credits

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese デビルサバイバー オーバークロック Debiru Sabaibā Ōbākurokku Devil Survivor: Overclock

Gallery

Videos

A trailer for the English release

References

  1. Johnny Cullen, Atlus confirms summer release for SMT: Devil Survivor Overclocked. Published January 26, 2011. Retrieved November 4, 2023. VG247.
  2. "Update: The release date for Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor: Overclocked has been brought forward a week. It's now set to come out on 29th March." Jeffrey Matulef, Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked coming to Europe this April on 3DS. Published 7 Mar 2013. Retrieved May 17, 2024. Eurogamer.net.