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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Role-playing/Isometric RPG
RELEASE DATE
22/SEP/09
ESRB RATING
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DESCRIPTION
The first entry in Atlus' modern role-playing franchise, Shin Megami Tensei: Persona finds players in control of a group of high schoolers who use multiple personalities to combat demons and prevent their town from slipping into another dimension. While playing a children's folklore game, the teenage characters are struck unconscious and greeted by a man named Philemon, who imbues within them the ability to summon different personalities known as personas. These phantasm-like personae serve the role typically assigned to mages or wizards, unleashing a variety of different magic attacks on enemies, while the main characters can use traditional melee weapons for close-quarters combat or modern guns for ranged attacks.
Gamers need to manage and improve all of these skills, as the SEBEC Corporation's newest invention seems to be inviting a constant stream of demons from another dimension. Battles present players with an isometric viewpoint of the action, while the dungeon-crawling aspect of the game switches to the first-person perspective. Combat helps characters level up, but physical violence is not always the best course of action. Each character can use four different conversational techniques to coax items from the demons, and new personas can only be acquired by convincing demons to relinquish their spell cards.
This updated remake of Revelations Series: Persona marks the debut of the Shin Megami Tensei series on North American PSPs, and it features a revamped interface, new dungeon layouts, new cutscenes, multiple difficulty levels, a two-disc soundtrack, and the previously unavailable "Snow Queen" scenario. ~ Christopher Brown, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Mostly guessing onthe date I did this. My Laptop overheated that day--and I mostly put it outside for a few hours in the cold night air--it had been over heating quite regularly at this...”
created 22/JUN/2010
“Maki has joined the party! (Wait...weren't you supposed to be in the hospital? Then...who's that other girl?) Now, my next plan is to bust Mark out of prison (where he shall "dance...”
created 28/MAR/2010
“Wow...this is a lot faster than the PlayStation game I grew up with. The old game was okay, even if the translation and localization were crud, but I'm taken by this so far. Just got out of Mikage...”
created 27/MAR/2010
“Right--picked this up... expecting myself to have to recover from where I last saved. My PSP went into standby mode just before the battery died.. or something. So, once it was charged up, I...”
created 21/MAR/2010
“Holy crap! Really loving this game. I actually took a more or less fully charged battery down to being completely gone in a single sitting here... o.o' Anyways, I have some cards, and know where a...”
created 07/MAR/2010
“HAHA! NOW I am starting to get this game! Grabbed two cards from monsters,... now... to figure out how to use them >.>' Yeah--I must not have gotten to the ten kinds of screwed up I keep...”
created 03/MAR/2010
“Picked this up on Monday. Was expecting the stuff I heard online of it being like Pokemon but more adult and with ten more dimensions of screwed up to it... Really--not seeing that so far in my...”
created 03/MAR/2010
“Persona, this series of game is one of the best RPG series of games I've ever played. Persona is a turn based RPG with first person dungeon exploring.If your new to the persona series then I'll explain briefly. Persona games take play in a high...”
“Persona, this series of game is one of the best RPG series of games I've ever played. Persona is a turn based RPG with first person dungeon exploring.If your new to the persona series then I'll explain briefly. Persona games take play in a high school. your party and main character are people at your school.In persona 1 you start off by going to the hospital to see a class mate the is sick but shortly after the hospital is filled with demons and you and your friends have to stop the demons and find out who is bring them into this world, OR if you want a REALLY hard challenge you could try the Snow Queen's Quest. The SQQ is a alternate story mode you can do. this is very very hard even on normal difficulty. I've played a lot of RPG in my day but trying to 100% the SQQ is buy far the hard thing I've ever done. so if you want a challenge in your RPG and a good story then go get Persona. ”
created 25/FEB/2010
“I loaded up Persona PSP for the first time last night. I completed the original one for PSX years ago, but thought I would give this one a spin to see what they changed. I'm not far at all, still...”
created 04/JAN/2010
“Trying to beat the darn game. I keep leaving for some reason.”
created 30/NOV/2009
“Accidentally missed something and had to do a part all over. Luckily, I found a walkthrough to help.”
created 29/NOV/2009
“This game is pretty darn cool. Gonna be playing it for a while.”
created 27/NOV/2009
“I don't know how I ever did public transit without this game. I actually look forward to hopping on the bus now, just to make progress in whatever dungeon I'm crawling through. ”
created 28/OCT/2009
“Persona's save system is doing something strange to my gamesaves - it's stating I've spent 178 hours playing thus far. I'm pretty sure I've only spent round 15 hours so far. I'm really loving this...”
created 29/OCT/2009
“I wish that games like these had an option to tell you what you're supposed to do if you haven't played in a while. Oh well, I figured it out eventually.”
created 26/OCT/2009
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