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* [[No Export for You]]: This is one of the few SNES-era SMT games still lacking a [[Fan Translation]], to boot. Interestingly, due to the somewhat less "controversial" nature of the game's content compared to the rest of the series (that is, {{spoiler|you only fight a student who wants to ''be'' God instead of ''[[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?|actually fighting]]'' God}}), there were [[Epileptic Trees|whispers]] that the game was considered for a Western release, but this obviously never bore fruit.
* [[No Export for You]]: This is one of the few SNES-era ''Shin Megami Tensei'' games still lacking a [[Fan Translation]], to boot. Interestingly, due to the somewhat less "controversial" nature of the game's content compared to the rest of the series (that is, {{spoiler|you only fight a student who wants to ''be'' God instead of ''[[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?|actually fighting]]'' God}}), there were [[Epileptic Trees|whispers]] that the game was considered for a Western release, but this obviously never bore fruit.
** Aeon Genesis has announced that their fan translation is "roughly halfway done", however. We may see this in English after all!
** Aeon Genesis has announced that their fan translation is "roughly halfway done", however. We may see this in English after all!
*** It is at 80% complete since 2014, but still better than nothing.
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  • No Export for You: This is one of the few SNES-era Shin Megami Tensei games still lacking a Fan Translation, to boot. Interestingly, due to the somewhat less "controversial" nature of the game's content compared to the rest of the series (that is, you only fight a student who wants to be God instead of actually fighting God), there were whispers that the game was considered for a Western release, but this obviously never bore fruit.
    • Aeon Genesis has announced that their fan translation is "roughly halfway done", however. We may see this in English after all!
      • It is at 80% complete since 2014, but still better than nothing.