Atlus Web-i (アトラス Web-i) was a cellphone subscription service released by Atlus for NTT Docomo cellphones in Japan.
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For a monthly fee of 315 yen (Approx: $3 US), users had access to a variety of Megami Tensei related content, including games, desktop backgrounds, and ringtones. The service was initially operated by Atlus but was later acquired and operated by BBMF in 2004. Games and software released under Web-i used NTT Docomo's i-appli (iアプリ) platform that made use of the DoJa programming language.
During the course of its existence, Web-i was overtaken by Megaten α in terms of content available, however it remained online until BBMF discontinued their Megami Tensei mobile services in 2011. Content released for Web-i was generally designed for older feature phones (Mainly for the FOMA 505i series) that couldn't run games and applications released on Megaten α.
Available Content[]
- Shin Megami Tensei J
- Appli de Call! Light & Dark
- Devil Summoning Program
- Atlus Casino
- An exclusive trading card game entitled "Mobile Phone Demon Collection" (ケータイ悪魔電書, Kētai Akuma Densho)?.
- Mobile wallpapers featuring protagonists from the Megami Tensei series.
- A set of Megami Tensei ringtones.
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Consoles and Services
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Consoles | |
PlayStation | PlayStation - PlayStation 2 - PlayStation 3 - PlayStation 4 - PlayStation 5 PlayStation Portable - PlayStation Vita |
Nintendo | Family Computer - Super Famicom - Virtual Boy Game Boy - Game Boy Color - Game Boy Advance Nintendo DS - Nintendo 3DS Wii - Wii U - Nintendo Switch |
Xbox | Xbox - Xbox 360 - Xbox One - Xbox Series X/S |
SEGA | Sega Game Gear - Sega Saturn |
Services | |
ATLUS | Atlus V-Net - Atlus web-EZ - Atlus Web-i - Megaten α |
Third Party | Steam |