cj_iwakura
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Persona 5 Review Thread
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...It's a start.
Yeah. I prefer JRPGs on my vita. Oh well.
I don't think so. So far they are available as PS2 classics on PS3, or some gamers go for Persona 4 Golden on the PSVita.
Feel free to jump in with Persona 5 though, it's fine as a standalone title and knowledge of previous games isn't really required all that much.
pffft....thinking wikipedia is a credible source
Majmun
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Yeah, that's why it also takes so long before a game gets released. If they would earn money, they would work faster!
Gunslinger
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Nah not at the moment. If you have a vita you can play P4 (best version) on it but other than that you gotta own a ps2 to play all the other games.
Persona 3's also on PSP. It's got some content (most notably the option to play as a female protagonist and the ability to control all of your party members) that the PS2 version doesn't, but it also doesn't have the extended epilogue (The Answer) that that version has. (well, FES anyway)
Sadly not. But Persona 1 through 4 are playable on Vita and PlayStation TV.
Although P3 is a bit different there.
Ah, I see. Thanks guys. I think I'll just jump in with Persona 5 and if I like it I'll go back and play some of the older ones.
Persona 1 is available on the PS1 (Original), PSP and Vita (Remake)
Persona 2: Innocent Sin is available on the PS1 (Original, JP only), PSP and Vita (PSP Port)
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment is available on the PS3, PSP, and Vita. (Original via PS1 Classics)
Persona 3 FES is available on the PS2 and PS3
Persona 3 Portable is on the PSP and Vita.
Persona 4 is available on the PS2 and PS3
Persona 4 Golden is on the Vita.
Vita can basically play every installment, assuming you are willing to accept the compromises of Persona 3 Portable.
With exception of the two halves of Persona 2, every installment is standalone.
Persona 2: Innocent Sin is available on the PS1 (Original, JP only), PSP and Vita (PSP Port)
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment is available on the PS3, PSP, and Vita. (Original via PS1 Classics)
Persona 3 FES is available on the PS2 and PS3
Persona 3 Portable is on the PSP and Vita.
Persona 4 is available on the PS2 and PS3
Persona 4 Golden is on the Vita.
Vita can basically play every installment, assuming you are willing to accept the compromises of Persona 3 Portable.
With exception of the two halves of Persona 2, every installment is standalone.
you can download the ps2 and ps1 classics on psn and play persona games on a ps3
Or you can accept that P3P is the best version and not have to compromise at all
i tried to play it and didn't like it
This game looks so damn stylish. I have it preordered but I'm still playing Persona 4 Golden since its release.
I'm in October, 60 hours and it feels like I have probably 20-30 more hours to go. 4 was my first game in the series and it's the only JRPG I enjoy so I am definitely buying 5 but I doubt I can start playing it for awhile.
I'm in October, 60 hours and it feels like I have probably 20-30 more hours to go. 4 was my first game in the series and it's the only JRPG I enjoy so I am definitely buying 5 but I doubt I can start playing it for awhile.
Not a PS3 port up but a PS4 game ported to PS3?
Apparently the tutorial is pretty extensive.
It's basically a PS3 port, the only difference is 720->1080p and some IQ changes.
To my knowledge it is a PS3 game ported to PS4, not the other way round. The game looks gorgeous due to its style, but textures, models and effects are clearly just PS3 quality.
Honestly it's not worth debating over. Regardless of it being a PS3 or PS4 game at the original base, it wouldn't have made much of a difference. Atlus is not a developer that pushes hardware to the limits and they have to work around practical resource limitations. Persona 5 doesn't look the way it is because it is a PS3 game. It looks the way it is because that's about as big an improvement over the previous titles that Atlus could afford, in terms of trying their best to satisfy expectations of fans.
I think that's the most realistic way to look at it.
Foldedpencil
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Edit: I learned an important lesson about "port begging" today.
Within the near future? Zero.
And I mean, let's be clear. Going from P4 to P5 is night and fucking day.
GhostWriter24
Member
Is it April yet?
DealWithIt
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Man, this year has been completely insane for new releases.
Wow.
Wow.
toddhunter
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Use buffs and debuffs. When you get a chance to save, save.
Acquiescence
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You're lucky man, this guy...
...was banned immediately after making this post.
Yeah, I'm still playing P4 and P5 looks a lot better. To me, though, the transition to and from combat is the real eye candy. Those transitions and the way the menus look and move, the cover to cover animation, I just LOVE IT.
This is another one of those games that instead of going for the impressive tech graphics, like what Naughty Dog does, they use art and visual style. Nintendo does this a lot and honestly, I wish more games would as well.
Karak
Gold Member
Thanks man I tried.
Don't watch trailers or stuff like that, I did that with my first Persona (P4G) and the game was even better because of it, I never knew what was going to happen and I was slowly figuring everything out along with the characters.
Or you can accept that P3P is the best version and not have to compromise at all
I ended up putting much more hours and actually beating it than P4 lol. Maybe I would have gotten into P4 more with Golden if portable works better for me with this series.XD
(I kind of liked the more visual novel like feel P3P had too for compromise)
Magicpaint
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P3P is nice but adding P4 mechanics on P3 wrecked the game's balance somewhat. P3 was designed with the AI controls in mind.
Yeah. P4 didn't even look as good as Nocturne or the DDS games with its low fi models and small locations. P5 looks like a revelation next to it. And what P5 lacks in technical proficiency, it more than makes up for in style. It's a lovely game to look at.
Yeah. P4 didn't even look as good as Nocturne or the DDS games with its low fi models and small locations. P5 looks like a revelation next to it. And what P5 lacks in technical proficiency, it more than makes up for in style. It's a lovely game to look at.