The original Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner - Soul Hackers video game was first released in Japan for the Sega Saturn.
Soul Hackers was released in North America for the Nintendo 3DS as part of the Shin Megami Tensei franchise's expansion to Western audiences.
At a Nintendo Direct presentation, Atlus officially announced Soul Hackers 2, the sequel to the original Soul Hackers game.
A group of hackers known as Team Spookies forms, including the protagonist, who will play a central role in the events to come.
Team Spookies establishes the Amamiya Computer Club's virtual space, which later becomes a crucial site for the unfolding supernatural events.
The mysterious AI entity Aion is activated within the network, serving as a powerful digital intelligence with unclear intentions.
The main characters receive the Persona devices, enabling them to summon demons digitally to aid in battles against supernatural threats.
Demons begin appearing in the real and digital worlds of Amamiya City, signaling the start of larger conflicts involving otherworldly forces.
Team Spookies confronts the Black Dream, a demonic threat with intentions to consume human consciousness through the netspace.
The group uncovers the Soul Hacker Nexus, a key location tied to the balance between the digital world and the demonic realms.
The protagonist and their allies face off against Aion, the central AI antagonist, in a decisive battle to save both the netspace and the real world.
Following the defeat of Aion, Amamiya City returns to normal, and the demonic incursions cease, at least for the time being.