So, while I was looking at the Retro Game Room in the Sega Saturn section, I found something that caught my attention: Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Akuma Zensho. Apparently, due to me finding Japanese language incomprehensible, I became a bit confused to what it meant, but that didn't stop me from playing it. As it turns out, however, it's actually a gallery for all the demons in Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner. As I thought about it, I realized something: Was this game even sold? Then this caused me to review this game. This will tell all about Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Akuma Zensho, and how I think about it.

Graphics: Even though it's a gallery for all the demons, it's quite well done in detailing the visually.

Sound: Though it has only a few tracks, it's slightly enjoyable. Where's the soundtrack for this?

Addictiveness: None. There's only a few amount of replayable content such as viewing info of demons, checking their alignment, and that's mostly all.

Story: There is none, because it's a gallery for all the demons encountered in Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.

Depth: Nothing big to offer, aside from some info from the demons.

Difficulty: None. If you have trouble with this, then there's something wrong with you, aside from some menu problems.

Final Rating: 6.6. It's just a simple gallery to view and nothing else. Aside from providing a backstory, there's nothing else to view aside from these. And no, it doesn't come with the game. But if it was, please tell me.

Well... your review was... informative.
If you are curious, yes... it was actually sold... and it was kinda expensive for what it was. (About $25)
I guess some people REALLY loved SMT: Devil Summoner. :3

WOW. So this one was actually sold for about $25? Jeez! Did it come with the original game or not? Cause if not, i'm wondering how many mediocre reviews there were.