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Persona 5 Review
Persona 5 Review
Persona 5 Review
It’s not a huge departure from the themes and gameplay of the last two Persona games, but there are enough successful tweaks to the formula that Persona 5 feels both familiar and wonderfully new.
Building Unbreakable Bonds in Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3
Building Unbreakable Bonds in Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3
Building Unbreakable Bonds in Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3
The Shin Megami Tensei series is a staple of Japanese roleplaying game design. Where other established franchises have moved away from their roots or ventured into new genres and mechanics for evolving player expectation, many of the SMT games have stayed faithful to a certain style, evolving what needs to be evolved and keeping other enjoyable and beloved systems in play...
Persona 4 Dancing All Night Review
Persona 4 Dancing All Night Review
Persona 4 Dancing All Night Review
If you thought taking the characters of a fan-favorite role-playing game and throwing them into a fighting game was as drastic a departure for the Persona series as was humanly possible, Persona 4 Dancing All Night proves otherwise. Combining the beloved grind-fest RPG with a rhythm game takes Atlus' outside-the-box thinking to a whole new level. All the characters you've spent hundreds of hours with over the course of the past few years return again, only this time they've set their sights on saving the world through the universal language of dance. It shouldn't work. Persona 4 Dancing All Night is probably the largest deviation from the core concept a franchise has ever received, yet somehow, it manages to be everything fans could possibly have hoped for.

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