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From the opening sequence, the P Studio has nailed making a Persona game in appearance and aesthetic; from the rocking intro to the serene start screen, everything looks and feels like a main numbered title. So far, the art style has been delightful, as familiar characters have been made into smaller, cuter models that still retain their original attitudes and facial expressions. In the first few cutscenes, the new…
Ultimax, despite being a made up word for all we know, describes the latest and reportedly last of the Persona 4 Arena series. It is in many ways the ultimate rendition of an Atlus x ArcSysWorks fighter; with revamped combos, a slew of new characters, and versions of both new and old characters that change the mechanics completely, all with new and improved modes to test your mettle against computer and human…
There's nothing better than finding something new when returning to your hometown; a few new places to hang out and even, if you're lucky, some new friends. The additions made to the already memorable Inaba in Persona 4 Golden are enough to turn this into a brave new world. From dungeons, to improved graphics, mechanics and storylines, Golden breathes new, OLED bright life into an already colorful experience. Series…
“Dungeon crawler” is a weighty name for a sub-genre of RPGs that carries certain connotations with it. As series such as Etrian Odyssey and Shin Megami Tensei have shown, there is a strong enough fanbase to justify hours of repetitive encounters and archaic turn based systems. However, not every entry into this sub genre enjoys the limelight of the major series. Dredging through possibly triple digit hours is only…
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