With just over a month to go until the Japanese premiere, the two dancing titles have shown off their animated openings leading the charge. Some info on DLC costumes has also been announced.
The Japan release date for the pair of dancing Persona titles marches closer with a host of new videos. Hopefully at some point some localized releases get confirmed.
The Persona dance party is getting more and more crowded as each game’s attendants join the roster. A short trailer also gives a look at the VR mode and future DLC characters.
Another six characters star in their own short trailers for the upcoming Persona-themed rhythm games. Let’s hope that news of an English release arrive soon.
Ready to dance? Atlus has a handful of character trailers for the two upcoming Persona spinoffs. PlayStation 4 versions will also be receiving an additional mode as well.
RPGamer once again pushes the boundaries of its coverage for Persona’s newest spin-offs. Atlus recently revealed more details and screenshots for Persona 3 and Persona 5’s upcoming rhythm games.
Do you believe in the Phantom Thieves? Are the Phantom Thieves just? Are the Phantom Thieves innocent? Do the Phantom Thieves really exist? The public won’t always be on their side in Persona 5, but that won’t stop them from taking your heart.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth plays like a more plot-intensive Etrian Odyssey, even moreso than The Millennium Girl, and delivers exactly what fans of that series have come to expect. While not the best title in the 3DS RPG library, it’s nevertheless quite good.
There’s more truth to be had in Atlus’s revamp of a PlayStation 2 classic. Fans and newcomers alike will definitely want to visit Inaba this winter.
Here’s another take on Persona 3 Portable. Does it still hold the appeal of the original when draped in feminine clothing?
Due to the overwhelming awesomeness of one Junpei Iori, Atlus has recently started selling replicas of his hat. What’s more, as a bonus, they’ve packaged in a free copy of Persona 3 Portable. While RPGamer doesn’t normally review novelty bonuses like this, we couldn’t resist.
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