The success of Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 and 4 have sparked a renewed interest in Atlus' long-standing RPG series and brought in a whole new audience that likely never gave the games a chance in the past. Thanks in large part to the smallish developer/publisher's tireless pursuit of quality localizations, the franchise has carved out a niche to help satisfy the need for quirky dungeon crawlers with a healthy smattering of social interactions without losing any of Persona's inimitable Japanese charm. But it wasn't always this way. The MegaTen games have stretched back for over two decades...