Digimon World 5 Announced For PSP As Re:Digitize

29 December 2011

Posted by:Josh

Digimon World 5: Re: Digitize has been announced as an all-new 2012 PSP title and the latest in the long-running Digimon World series. The game is developed by Tri-Crescendo and published by Namco-Bandai.

Suzuhito Yasuda worked on the designs for the characters in the game, and he is an artist who previously worked on titles like Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor (DS, 3DS) and Durarara!!

In the game players step into the shoes of a 14-year-old teenage boy. Transported into the world of the Digimon…. which in this case the Digimon World is an online MMO! In the game, as you’d expect, players can raise Digimon and take them through several levels of growth that will determine how the Digimon’s personality and abilities develop.

Gameplay is said to be very similar to the first Digimon World title, although this is the first game in the Digimon World series developed for the PSP. The original Digimon World was first released for the PS1 way back in 1999 (Japan) and 2000 (US, with Europe getting the game in 2001).

Here is a trailer for Digimon World 5 for PSP.

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supersaiyanbardock

THIS IS SO FREAKING AWESOME, I been waiting till the make a new digimon game, and I am very impressed that a lot people nowaday prefer PSP over PS3 wow O_O

I am still waiting for Digimon to come on PS3, but I am still buying it XD

I had so many great memories watching Digimon, till this very day Digimon is still AWESOMEEEEE!!!
http://www.videogamesblogger.com Ferry

Yeah it’s cool. I think these type of games come to PSP because of the Japanese developers successes in Japan, especially Capcom and Namco Bandai are doing really well topping the overall charts there with PSP games
Janemba

I hope it comes out around Europe as it looks awesome and digimon battle does get boring pretty quickly especially when your trying to get a team of digimon and all your battling are intraining digimon that you take out with one hit.