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Here’s The Answer: Missing Persona 3 Bonus Chapter To Be Added As DLC

Here’s The Answer: Missing Persona 3 Bonus Chapter To Be Added As DLC

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When Atlus remastered and re-released Persona 3 earlier this year, most fans were grateful but noticed it wasn’t the complete package. The original Playstation 2 release was followed up with an “expanded” edition that included an extra portion of the story, called “The Answer.” Now gamers wanted an answer from Atlus, but they remained silent….until today. All those who cynically put forth the theory that Atlus was saving The Answer to sell it separately as DLC were correct, but that probably doesn’t surprise them. The company made the announcement today during the XBox Partner Showcase. This new version of The Answer features “cutting-edge graphics, modernized quality-of-life features and all the upgrades that came with Persona 3 Reload.” To get The Answer, also known as Episode Aegis, you’ll need to purchase the Expansion Pass for Persona 3 Reload, which grants you other things besides that: you will receive the Persona 5 Royal EX BGM Set and Persona 4 Golden EX BGM Set when the pass goes on sale, the Velvet Costume

Persona 3 Remake Confirmed, Alongside New Pseudo-Persona

Persona 3 Remake Confirmed, Alongside New Pseudo-Persona

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Yesterday Microsoft held its XBox Showcase where, among many other things, the two Persona trailers that leaked last week made their “official” debuts. To refresh your memory, they are Persona 5 Tactica, a spinoff XCOM-like strategy game, and a remake of Persona 3. But it’s what was revealed after that which was the most interesting. We remarked when these trailers first hit the Net that there should really be a Persona 6 by now. And we got some answers there: what’s coming next isn’t Persona 6, it’s a completely new game by the same team. Say hello to METAPHOR: REFANTAZIO. Sure looks like Persona 6, doesn’t it? Same art style, same cinematics, same types of characters, same dynamic loud menus with huge fonts. But it’s not. We’re going to have to wait a bit to find out why the team decided to make something new instead of the long-demanded sequel, and what exactly makes it different from Persona. All we have to go on at the moment is the above

ATLUS Announces 4 New ‘Persona’ Games for 2014

ATLUS Announces 4 New ‘Persona’ Games for 2014

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ATLUS Japan over the course of the last three days has been hosting a three-day countdown relating to the critically acclaimed Persona video game series. Popular in Japan, the series has spawned a cult audience Stateside with Persona 3 and to a greater extent Persona 4. Persona 4 in particular has had several  spinoffs released in Japan and the United States, including Persona 4 Arena for the PS3/Xbox 360 which plays as a Blazblue-esque 2D fighter and Persona 4 Golden for the Playstation Vita which adds additional sidequests and gameplay to the original game. Persona 4 also had a 26-episode anime series that adapted the game, titled simply Persona 4: The Animation, which was released in 2011 (2012 in the United States). And now that the countdown is over, ATLUS has announced not one, not two, and not even three new Persona games. Yes, they went as far as to announce four new installments in the franchise, all slated for 2014 in Japan, and considering the franchise’s cult appeal here,