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Save your city and become a star in this shamelessly over-the-top RPG by cult-favorite developer Atlus
Destroy elaborate enemies with powerful, flashy, entertainment-themed attacks
Fuse items to craft increasingly strong weapons and abilities
Savor the fan-service with original songs by Japanese entertainment giant Avex, stylish costumes, and much more
A combo of two series from a dream-team of developers - Atlus and Intelligent Systems - forms a unique, brand-new IP

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Platform:Nintendo Wii U | Edition:Standard

Slay monsters—and slay like a pop star—all at the same time, in this brand-new RPG from acclaimed developer Atlus. A sinister force from another dimension has invaded modern-day Tokyo, resulting in a fantastical barrage of style, fashion, music, and, of course, danger. So fight back—command your creative potential, save the world…and become a star.

The spirits attacking Tokyo, known as Mirages, steal people away to an alternate dimension and sap their creative energy. Now you and the rising stars you call friends will need to call on your creative power—manifested as iconic Fire Emblem characters—to save your city. Play to your strengths in high-energy turn-based battles against rogue Mirages; then fuse items to craft powerful weapons and crush your foes. Around every corner you’ll find fan-service, including Fire Emblem references, original songs by Japanese entertainment giant Avex, dungeons themed after the entertainment industry, and eye-catching music performances.

Save your city and become a star in this shamelessly over-the-top RPG by cult-favorite developer Atlus
Destroy elaborate enemies with powerful, flashy, entertainment-themed attacks
Fuse items to craft increasingly strong weapons and abilities
Savor the fan-service with original songs by Japanese entertainment giant Avex, stylish costumes, and much more
A combo of two series from a dream-team of developers—Atlus and Intelligent Systems—forms a unique, brand-new IP

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Platform:Nintendo Wii U | Edition:Standard

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June 24, 2016

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J. William

A wacky, but solid JRPG with plenty of style and charm.

July 4, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

I'm 60+ hours in and close to beating the game, but Atlus' J-Pop adventure with Fire Emblem stars is a wacky, but stellar JRPG with a lot of heart. There's a lot of aspects I love - the eccentric characters, colorful artstyle, stylish music videos and the addictive battle system. Battle system is turn-based and utilizes both exploiting weaknesses from Megami Tensei and the weapon triangle from Fire Emblem. What makes the game it's own are the over-the-top special attacks and the Session chains that allow your party to attack consecutively after hitting an enemy's weakness. It's quite the ride. Story-wise, it's a very silly and upbeat one where the characters bring it out. Very anime, but in a way that makes fun of itself.

While this is a collaboration between Atlus and the Fire Emblem franchise, you don't need expertise on either lore to fully enjoy the game, and I kind of feel it was made with that intent. I'm a FE newbie moving through my own copies of Awakening and Fates(which I recommend), but I felt there wasn't a need for any background info besides knowing who Chrom and a few others were. That said, I do wish there were more Fire Emblem characters and for them to be more involved in battle outside special attacks, but that's my personal thing. Also along with FE and Megaten are some cool pop culture references to keep an eye out for!

One major note however... It's best to know what you're getting into premise-wise, so if you're not cool with J-Pop music, a silly story or a focus on Japanese entertainment, you're best off waiting for either Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse, Persona 5 or another JRPG all together. However, if you can get down with these aspects, you'll be in for quite a treat.

Great job Atlus and I hope ♯FE has another dazzling show in the future.

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David F

Give it a chance, hee-ho.

February 1, 2017

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

Join Itsuki Aoi in his wacky and lewd adventures from the creators of world-renowned harem anime such as Persona 3 and Persona 4 as his childhood friend Tsubasa Oribe realizes her dream of becoming an idol as Itsuki couldn't care less about the industry!

Tokyo Mirage Sessions is a fusion of Shin Megami Tensei gameplay in battles and dungeon exploration (the combat is closest to Strange Journey), Persona social links, and Fire Emblem characters, weapons, and the weapon triangle. The game takes place in Tokyo and everyone in this world has an ability, latent in most, called Performa that directly relates to someone's ability to be a performer. Otherworldly monsters called Mirages invade Tokyo to steal everyone's Performa. Your party members form bonds with Personas- I mean their Mirages in order to fight monsters. The Mirages are based on Fire Emblem characters (Akaneia characters; specifically Shadow Dragon and Awakening) such as Chrom, Caeda, Cain, Tharja, Virion, Draug, and Navarre. After completing the first dungeon, Itsuki and Tsubasa join their friend Touma in the performance company Fortuna Entertainment which helps its members find work in the industry and fights Mirages. The plot is serviceable; it's nice how the plot is focused on Fire Emblem, but it's not until you're fairly late into the game when that appears. Until then, it's go to a dungeon, fight Mirages, and slowly learn more about what they're trying to do. It's a very light-hearted story and that's not a bad thing at all. Even when the story gets more serious, tonally it's still a farcry from what you typically see in Shin Megami Tensei or most Fire Emblems, let alone The side-quests are much more enjoyable and personable. This is where you get character development for your party members, additional abilities, and they're a lot of fun to do; it's definitely one of the best parts of the game. The Wii U Gamepad also doubles as an in-game messenger where you get texts from party members about side-quests becoming available and their thoughts about what's happening; it's nothing major, but it's a kind of neat way to use the Gamepad.

The dungeons are what you'd expect out of SMT; long, branching paths with bonuses, and puzzles. Each dungeon has a theme that matches where it takes place. The turn-based battles combine SMT Strange Journey and Fire Emblem. If you attack an enemy with their weakness, then your party members can follow up bonus attacks called Session Attacks. On top of standard SMT elements, you and your enemies have additional strengths and weaknesses based on the weapons they use. Just like in Fire Emblem, Swords beat Axes, Axes beat Lances, and Lances beat Swords. Flying units are especially weak to bow attacks. Party members, except Itsuki unfortunately, can be swapped out for proper party setups. Using Sessions Attacks builds your SP meter which allows for Performance Attacks. Some Performance Attacks can deal high damage to all enemies, some can deal damage while inflicting ailments, some can fully heal the entire party, some can heal and buff the party, etc. Completing side-quests can unlock Ad-Lib attacks; they trigger randomly off of certain skills while typically dealing much higher damage than the standard attacks. Side-quests later in the game can also unlock Dual Attacks which deal even further damage and extend a Session Attack combo for higher damage. Sessions Attacks are your best form of dealing damage so it's very critical to take advantage of enemy weaknesses. Enemies and bosses can strike your weaknesses and perform Session Attacks on you. You will learn very quickly in boss fights to kill additional enemies as fast as possible to prevent being overwhelmed by Session Attacks. The combat is very fun and boss battles are actually challenging if you play on Hard. Despite the bright colors, singing, and dancing, this is SMT gameplay. If you allow your weaknesses to be taken advantage of, then you'll get wiped out; the Mirages aren't going to take it easy on you just because you have a harem full of cute anime girls. Focusing on enemy weaknesses, covering your own weaknesses, proper party composition, and using buffs/debuffs is the key to winning. Ad-Lib Performances and Duo Attacks are great; Ad-Libs can be a huge help in tough battles and Duo Attacks are very powerful and really fun to watch.

Outside of battles, you can visit Tiki in the Bloom Palace to craft new weapons and skills. The cute dragon girl from Shadow Dragon is now a vocaloid who creates new weapons and skills. Performa gained from defeating Mirages and from performing well in battle can be fused together to create new weapons. Each weapon has a set of four abilities that can be permanently learned through battles; similar to Mantras in Digital Devil Saga. Learned abilties can then be assigned for what you bring into battle. Unfortunately, you can't keep the abilities you choose; later on in the game, you gain the ability to reforge the weapon which adds another ability and give the option to relearn old abilities if you change your mind. Weapons can also have their own properties; some can change weaknesses and resistances.

When localizing the game, Nintendo decided to keep the game as Japanese audio with English subtitles only. Out of all the backlash I've seen over how this crossover turned out, I've not seen someone complain that their Japanese RPG about Japanese idols was Japanese audio only. If that is a problem for you, then, well, this game was probably already not what you're looking. Atlus had a lot of trouble finding VAs who could act and sing, but it paid off. The songs are one of the best parts of the game. If you're actually playing this game, then you're probably fine with, or maybe even (secretly) like, these kinds of songs. The songs all get their own pre-rendered cutscenes that are an absolute treat to watch. The VAs do a great job with the songs and they're really catchy. The rest of the songs you hear are good; they're not particularly memorable, but good nonetheless. The visuals are easy on the eyes; the style and designs mesh well with the game.

The game has a lot of references to SMT and FE. The shopkeeper at a store conveniently called Hee-Ho Mart is a familiar red-haired girl and her associate is also a red-haired girl who wears a Black Frost mask. Your favorite spells and abilities like Zio, Agidyne, Sukukaja, Rakukaja, Fog Breath, Charge, Heat Wave, etc. are all back. A number of the weapons are based on Fire Emblem including some of the legendary weapons in the Jugdral canon. It's all a lot of fun to see if you're a fan of both franchises. This isn't the sort of crossover that anyone imagined when the SMTxFE reveal trailer debuted, but it's very good nonetheless. If you enjoy SMT and the idol focus doesn't drive you away, then you're in for a good JRPG on a console otherwise starved for them.

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Sam Mehr

Fun game, but has some drawbacks...

October 9, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

I wanted to love this game on a Persona level, but there are a few things holding it back (I still really enjoy it though). The game is ONLY in japanese, with english subtitles, which is not my preferred way of playing JRPGs. You can't play the game through the gamepad, as its used as a text messaging tool in game, and for that reason you also can't route the audio through the game pad with headphones either, all audio goes through the TV. I play my games late at night, so this was a problem for me and I had to get an adapter to plug my headphones directly into the TV, which makes volume control difficult.

Those things aside, the gameplay and upgrade system is awesome. The story is a bit silly, and not as engaging and heart warming or breaking as something like Persona 4, but it has a similar vibe and overall I enjoyed it. I think it'll do a good job of holding you over until Persona 5 comes out, but don't expect Persona 4 quality in terms of story here. Overall, I recommend the game.

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Kevin

Pros + Combat is balanced (not too easy or too difficult) + Being able to see the ...

February 3, 2017

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

Pros
+ Combat is balanced (not too easy or too difficult)
+ Being able to see the turn order for the current turn as well as the next turn during battle.
+ Able to switch party members during battle.
+ Battles give plenty of exp, yen, and materials so you don't really need to grind often.
+ Clever use of bottom screen for enemy info during battle and messaging allies outside of battle.
+ Likeable characters and a decent plot.
+ Lots of costumes

Cons
- The main character MUST be in the party at all times and you can only have 3 party members. Fortunately the main character is pretty good, but there times when it would have been better to not use him.
- The game is somewhat short and there is a lack of endgame content (no bonus dungeon).

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blesper

Its a fun blend of modern Japanese pop culture

August 1, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

Its a fun blend of modern Japanese pop culture, fire emblem, and shin megami tensei that seems surprisingly well though out. Overall plays like your standard shin megami tensei game with a few tweaks, so you know what you are getting into when you pick it up.

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