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'''''Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner''''', released outside of Japan as '''''Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga''''', is a 2004 role-playing game for the PlayStation 2, and the first entry in the {{Link|Series|dds-}}. Unlike most megami tensei games, it features a more traditional linear JRPG narrative with cinematic 3D animated cutscenes, and a more traditional party without demon summoning or fusion. The main characters are the demons themselves and can switch between human and demonic forms. The game was the first Megaten game to have full voice acting including a full english dub.{{Citation Needed}}
'''''Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner''''', released outside of Japan as '''''Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga''''', is a 2004 role-playing game for the PlayStation 2, and the first entry in the {{Link|Series|dds-}}. Unlike most Megami Tensei games, it features a more traditional linear JRPG narrative with cinematic 3D animated cutscenes, and a more traditional party without demon summoning or fusion. The main characters are the demons themselves and can switch between human and demonic forms. The game was the first Megami Tensei game to have full voice acting, including a full English Dub.{{Citation Needed}}


In the war torn [[Junkyard]] factions of emotionless soldiers are in constant wars for territorial dominance, until a meteor crashes spreading the Atma virus, granting the residents of the Junkyard a demonic form and an insatiable cannibalistic hunger, and awakening their emotions  
In the war-torn [[Junkyard]], factions of emotionless soldiers are in constant wars for territorial dominance, until a mysterious meteor crashes into the battlefield during a skirmish. The Atma virus spreads from the meteor, granting the residents of the Junkyard a demonic form and an insatiable cannibalistic hunger, alongside awakening their emotions.


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The game is set in the [[Junkyard]], a desolate war torn wasteland where the main tribes, who do not have emotions, are in a constant power struggle. When a meteor hits the Junkyard with [[Sera|a mysterious girl]] in it the residents of the Junkyard are awakened to their "Atma" A monstrous avatar they can transform into. They are told by a divine voice that they must devour each other in order to survive and maintain their sanity
The game is set in the [[Junkyard]], a desolate, war-torn wasteland where the main tribes, who do not have emotions, are in a constant power struggle. When a meteor containing [[Sera|a mysterious girl]] lands in the Junkyard during a battle, the residents of the Junkyard are awakened to their Atma: A monstrous avatar they can transform into. They are told by a divine voice that they must devour each other in order to survive and maintain their sanity.
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Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner, released outside of Japan as Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga, is a 2004 role-playing game for the PlayStation 2, and the first entry in the Digital Devil Saga series. Unlike most Megami Tensei games, it features a more traditional linear JRPG narrative with cinematic 3D animated cutscenes, and a more traditional party without demon summoning or fusion. The main characters are the demons themselves and can switch between human and demonic forms. The game was the first Megami Tensei game to have full voice acting, including a full English Dub.[citation needed]

In the war-torn Junkyard, factions of emotionless soldiers are in constant wars for territorial dominance, until a mysterious meteor crashes into the battlefield during a skirmish. The Atma virus spreads from the meteor, granting the residents of the Junkyard a demonic form and an insatiable cannibalistic hunger, alongside awakening their emotions.

Blurb

Japanese

English

Enter the world of the Junkyard, where rival tribes fight an endless war - vying for supremacy and the right to ascend to Nirvana. Changed forever by a mysterious light, Serph and his comrades now have the power to change into powerful demons... But with that power comes a price - an insatiable hunger to devour their enemies!

Synopsis

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The game is set in the Junkyard, a desolate, war-torn wasteland where the main tribes, who do not have emotions, are in a constant power struggle. When a meteor containing a mysterious girl lands in the Junkyard during a battle, the residents of the Junkyard are awakened to their Atma: A monstrous avatar they can transform into. They are told by a divine voice that they must devour each other in order to survive and maintain their sanity.

Gameplay

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DDS features the press turn battle system from Nocturne, alongside a new nonlinear skill system where the player learns new skills off a grid by eating enemies.

Listings

Characters

Demons

Skills

Items

Locations

Development

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The game attempted to make a more accessible Shin Megami Tensei game with a more traditional JRPG narrative while still maintaining the series' tone. It was notable for having full voice acting, which cost Atlus a lot of money.[citation needed]

Gallery

  • A typical encounter battle

    A typical encounter battle

  • Argilla's Atma and emotions awakening in an early cutscene

    Argilla's Atma and emotions awakening in an early cutscene

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese デジタル・デビル・サーガ アバタール・チューナー Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner


Digital Devil Saga series
Video Games Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner • Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner 2
Mobile Games A's Test Server
Novels That's Catch 22 • Quantum Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner Vol. 1 • Avatar Tuner II • Avatar Tuner III • Avatar Tuner IV • Avatar Tuner V
Manga Shinen no Matō
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