Atlus has promised to investigate the numerous glitches and performance issues that are present in Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturne HD Remaster.
The original version of Nocturne was released for t🅘he PS2 in 2003, and it had a few glitches that froze the game in the middle of battle, but they were so rare that it was possible to never encounter one during a full playthrough. It was possible to play Nocturne on the PS3, as Atlus made it available on PSN, but this version of the game seemed even shakier than the original. The freezing glitches were especially annoying in this game, as it's known for its brutal difficulty. It was possible to lose progress after a tough boss battle, as Nocturne used save points, rather than auto-saves.
Nocturne has received an HD remaster for PS4 and Nintendo 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:that is already out in Japan, with an international release planned for next year. The game has been harshly criticized online for its glitches and performance issuesꦰ. A post on the Megaten Atlus Twitter page and a news update on the official website has pr💞omised that the developers are looking at the issues. Atlus has promised that a patch is on the way.
There was a time when Europe and North America would receive games long after their initial Japanese launch. The upside to this was that the developers had time to fix any glitches for the international release. The , but the Japanese versions wer🅺e usually worse in the days before Nintendo started implementing patches.
Nocturne HD still lacks an international release date, but it's likely that these glitches will be fixed in the English-language versions of the game. There is evidence to suggest that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nocturne HD is coming to Steam in the future. The PC💛 port could also benefit♊ from improvements made to the console versions of Nocturne HD.
Shin Megami Tenꦗsei HD Remaster is available now for PS4 and Nintendo Switch in Japan. The game will receive a worldwi💞de release in 2021.
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