Atlus Mobile

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Atlus Mobile, stylized as ATLUS MOBILE, was a digital content distribution service operated by Atlus, launched in October 2009 for Japanese mobile phone users. Despite its association with the company’s video game catalog, the service functioned primarily as a content portal rather than a game distribution platform. It was made available across the three major Japanese carriers at the time: NTT Docomo, SoftBank, and KDDI (au).

The service operated on a monthly subscription model with tiered plans priced at ¥315, ¥525, and ¥1,050. Each plan provided a different allotment of points, which could be used to obtain digital content. Additional points could also be purchased separately. Distributed materials included wallpaper images based on Atlus titles, mobile customization tools, ringtones, Deco-mail emojis, and Flash-based mini-games.

Membership was divided into six grades, with benefits determined by subscription status to related Atlus services and ownership of certain game software. A PC version of the site remained in operation after Atlus became part of the Sega Group, with its copyright notice updated to "©ATLUS ©SEGA All rights reserved." The service continued until 2016.

Gallery

Membership Cards

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  Normal card
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  Bronze card
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  Silver card

Mobile Phone Themes

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  Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey mobile theme sample
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  Jack Frost mobile theme sample

External Links

• PC Website (Archived)