Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance Will Be the Game’s Definitive Edition, According to New Rating

An exciting update has emerged about the enhanced edition of the most recent sequel in the renowned series, Shin Megami Tensei V, aptly named Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance. This revelation, initially spotted through a listing by the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea, was quickly taken down from their website. The listing hinted at enhancements and added features for this edition, igniting anticipation among fans.

This revelation aligns with earlier whispers from the extensive NVIDIA GeForce NOW leak in late 2021, suggesting such an edition was in the pipeline. This news brings a wave of enthusiasm, hinting at the possibility that Shin Megami Tensei V will transcend its original release platform, the Nintendo Switch. The game has notably faced challenges due to the hardware's limitations, hindering its performance.

The in-game experience on the Nintendo Switch is characterized by an unsteady frame rate, oscillating from brief peaks of 60 FPS to moments where it considerably slows down, often dipping below 30 FPS. This fluctuation is especially noticeable given the game's environment, where multiple character models could be present at any moment, causing noticeable performance drops. These inconsistencies are particularly apparent during exploration segments, affecting gameplay fluidity and resulting in slight input lag. This issue, although not severely impacting, slightly mars the smoothness of movement and jumping across the expansive game fields.

The specifics of the improvements and additional content for Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance remain under wraps. However, the news of its existence and the prospects of an upgraded version excite fans who are eager for a more polished and enriching gameplay experience.