What does the Q even stand for anyway?
I keep thinking it's "Persona Quest"
I keep thinking that Persona Q reminds me of Scooby Doo when I sound it out in my head. Maybe that was on purpose?
What does the Q even stand for anyway?
I keep thinking it's "Persona Quest"
Yeah, it kinda sucks that P2 has not had its due, at least a little bit. It has some fantastic characters and a great story that matches P3 and P4's, yet it's fully obvious that the P-Team would rather sweep it under a rug in favor of P3 and everything that comes after it.
And indeed, there must be something more to it that we don't know about. Like, some internal politics involved that make it so P1 and P2 shouldn't really be acknowledged.
Ah okay, thanks lolDancing all night was a terrible heading, someone had to tell Yukiko.
I keep thinking that Persona Q reminds me of Scooby Doo when I sound it out in my head. Maybe that was on purpose?
I'd wager it's an issue of respect as Buddha said. Hashino not wanting to mess with character he didn't have anything to do with, or something like that. If it was something more nefarious we wouldn't have gotten the PSP remakes, unless it's because they weren't happy with how those performed.
That would make sense. Then again, they made a whole new EP scenario despite the fact that they were not involved with the original game. Maybe it's different when it comes to the game itself and depictions of those characters and that story outside the sole context of "P2 game."
That would make sense. Then again, they made a whole new EP scenario despite the fact that they were not involved with the original game. Maybe it's different when it comes to the game itself and depictions of those characters and that story outside the sole context of "P2 game."
I'd wager it's an issue of respect as Buddha said. Hashino not wanting to mess with character he didn't have anything to do with, or something like that. If it was something more nefarious we wouldn't have gotten the PSP remakes, unless it's because they weren't happy with how those performed.
Who does the writing on the current games? Hashino?
Who does the writing on the current games? Hashino?
I think he's involved. Why don't they have Satomi Tadashi do it, I can only wonder.
Maybe he doesn't like the direction of P3/P4. I've always gathered that Kaneko doesn't dig it either, but he respects that Persona is for a different audience now.
Edit, Ninja'd.
Persona 5 at least needs to let you use your full selection of casual clothes as costumes from the get go. I don't want to be stuck in two outfits that I can't choose the whole year.
That's just evil.
Don't usually listen to GB but may do so now.
I think he's involved. Why don't they have Satomi Tadashi do it, I can only wonder.
Maybe he doesn't like the direction of P3/P4. I've always gathered that Kaneko doesn't dig it either, but he respects that Persona is for a different audience now.
I never felt that Kaneko had any ill blood towards the current Persona series, just that he doesn't feel that his art fits the series, and didn't he hand pick Soejima to continue it?
Satomi Tadashi, dunno about him.
Tadashi was canned because of the Tadashi/Tamaki pairing. I'm surprised you didn't know that.
Uh, what?
Perfection
I'm not entirely sure what Dai is talking about, but the character Tadashi is based off the scenario writer.
I'm not entirely sure what Dai is talking about, but the character Tadashi is based off the scenario writer.
Maybe it's apocryphal, but supposedly he caught a lot of flack for hooking Tadashi up with Tamaki and ended up fired.
There will be DLC for you.
I wouldn't say ill blood, just that like you said, it doesn't suit his work any longer.
Also, it was his and Okada's baby. With Okada gone...
Why DID he leave Atlus anyway?
Maybe it's apocryphal, but supposedly he caught a lot of flack for hooking Tadashi up with Tamaki and ended up fired.
Okada left Atlus due to the original Nocturne's apparent failure, so I heard. Wasn't Maniax more popular in japan?
Atlus didn't care about the Tamaki thing, but some hardcore fans sure got PISSED back in the day, and Satomi Tadashi wrote his own character out of the game lol.
Maybe it's apocryphal, but supposedly he caught a lot of flack for hooking Tadashi up with Tamaki and ended up fired.
That's ridiculous. I find that almost impossible to believe.
Geez, were SMT If fans that hung up on their devil summoning waifu? The more things change...
I think it has something to do with scenario/story writer Satomi Tadashi. He came back to write the new EP scenario, which is why it fits in so well with EP's story.
They got the original Persona 1/2 story guy, Satomi Tadashi, to come in and write that stuff though.
It hits a lot of the same notes that makes P3/P4 great and the overall story is fantastic, but the gameplay is pretty bad.how is Persona 2 compared to 3 and 4? ive only had experience with 3 and 4 so i want to know if ill enjoy it or not
Man, Okada sure made a mistake leaving. Espcially compared to what he did after.
Is it so hard to believe? Your reply is so ironic, CJ. Didn't Tadashi create Tamaki? Then he puts himself in a relationship with her in his own fiction?
Might not be grounds for firing, but it's pretty damn creepy.
I'm sure it's probably apocryphal. Lots of other members of Atlus staff have their own insert characters in P2.
(I was going to say this in my previous post, but I had to cut it off due to obtaining a pizza from the oven.)
Not quite in the same way, they're mostly just random shopkeeper-type NPCs.
Anyhow, he's not at Atlus anymore. His last credited game was Folklore for the PS3. It seems he was credited on DDS1+2, but I don't know for what.
Nocturne was a failure? That saddens me, but Maniacs is definitely a more complete experience. I can't picture it without the Fiends.
He made Folklore, so there's that.
I have no idea if he left over Nocturne, but it didn't do too hot in Japan initially. Which is incredible to think about given it's cult classic status outside of Japan.
As for Okada, he made a new company (Gaia) which made a few games, then closed. there's also Folklore for the PS3, which I haven't played so I can't comment on.
So you're fine with it?
Man...
Folklore is wonderful. You'd love it. It's the closest thing to a Changeling: The Lost RPG we'll probably ever get. It's got a deliciously somber occult/European vibe.
I have no idea if he left over Nocturne, but it didn't do too hot in Japan initially. Which is incredible to think about given it's cult classic status outside of Japan.
As for Okada, he made a new company (Gaia) which made a few games, then closed. there's also Folklore for the PS3, which I haven't played so I can't comment on.
Where is Okada now?
With Gaia going under, he's been MIA.
So you're fine with it?
Man...
It is not a big deal. It was played up for laughs. He also has the dad character also named Satomi Tadashi, and the 5/6 Satomi Tadashi sisters. Also, Soejima, Kaneko, and... I think there was another one, were also characters in P2.
It is not a big deal. It was played up for laughs. He also has the dad character also named Satomi Tadashi, and the 5/6 Satomi Tadashi sisters. Also, Soejima, Kaneko, and... I think there was another one, were also characters in P2.
It hits a lot of the same notes that makes P3/P4 great and the overall story is fantastic, but the gameplay is pretty bad.
Speaking of which, all of you dudes/dudettes that have played and beaten P2:IS... I think it might be best to watch an EP playthrough instead of playing through it. You don't miss out on much (besides the optional dialogue) and honestly at this point, it's understandable that nobody has the time or drive to power through EP. I'm saying this because EP's story is great, and nobody should miss out on it.
And I really want to talk about the story ;_;
IS's narrative is only a fraction of as great as EPs imo.