That's not really specific, but I expect that from you by now. I like the lighter shade of color compared to the corresponding poster of the first movie (the one with Makoto and Thanatos). Really cool contrast.
Oh, I though that might be it. Wasn't sure if he meant the characters compared to the background since that counts as composition as well (doesn't it?). I could see how the poses look seem odd and unnatural to some.
Just finished Persona 4 Golden yesterday on Vita, what an amazing experience!
So what happens with the story, is it worth waiting until the police investigation/interrogation is over now that we've handed over the culprit?
-After spending a few days leveling up my friendships, I'm wondering why I'm still playing the game, does it go anywhere?
So the Midsummer Knight's Dream versions of Mass Destruction and Deep Breath, Deep Breath aren't Meguro. They're arranged by Lotus Juice. Guess that explains the difference in the sound.
Just finished Persona 4 Golden yesterday on Vita, what an amazing experience!
So what happens with the story, is it worth waiting until the police investigation/interrogation is over now that we've handed over the culprit?
-After spending a few days leveling up my friendships, I'm wondering why I'm still playing the game, does it go anywhere?
Just finished Persona 4 Golden yesterday on Vita, what an amazing experience!
So what happens with the story, is it worth waiting until the police investigation/interrogation is over now that we've handed over the culprit?
-After spending a few days leveling up my friendships, I'm wondering why I'm still playing the game, does it go anywhere?
Just finished Persona 4 Golden yesterday on Vita, what an amazing experience!
So what happens with the story, is it worth waiting until the police investigation/interrogation is over now that we've handed over the culprit?
-After spending a few days leveling up my friendships, I'm wondering why I'm still playing the game, does it go anywhere?
Just finished Persona 4 Golden yesterday on Vita, what an amazing experience! So what happens with the story, is it worth waiting until the police investigation/interrogation is over now that we've handed over the culprit?
-After spending a few days leveling up my friendships, I'm wondering why I'm still playing the game, does it go anywhere?
So the Midsummer Knight's Dream versions of Mass Destruction and Deep Breath, Deep Breath aren't Meguro. They're arranged by Lotus Juice. Guess that explains the difference in the sound.
oh, so keep playing! I was wondering why I only received a bronze trophy when beating the 'final boss'.
Wow, that boss was difficult, this game actually gets harder! This games awesome!
oh, so keep playing! I was wondering why I only received a bronze trophy when beating the 'final boss'.
Wow, that boss was difficult, this game actually gets harder! This games awesome!
oh, so keep playing! I was wondering why I only received a bronze trophy when beating the 'final boss'.
Wow, that boss was difficult, this game actually gets harder! This games awesome!
I actually think there are advantages to not doing Marie's S Link on your first run through. The structure of the ending changes slightly, I think the original structure is better.
Throwing him in the TV is the bad end, not turning him in. He automatically gets handed over when you beat his boss. It would explain why he's still able to play the game instead of going straight to the end cutscene.
Throwing him in the TV is the bad end, not turning him in. He automatically gets handed over when you beat his boss. It would explain why he's still able to play the game instead of going straight to the end cutscene.
There's more than one bad ending there. Kill Namatame is the worst of the three, handing him over to the police is another one. Should you correctly guess that Namatame isn't the murderer, but fail to guess the correct one, you get a more neutral bad ending.
Guess it's a moot point, we could always wait for partime to say where they were at.
It's June I believe, summer break. So from what I'm hearing, this game has multiple endings, and I'm already on-track for one of them. If there is still "a lot more to go", this game is massive for a handheld. I'm still in awe over all the spoken dialog I'm hearing, I can't believe they hadn't just made it textual based after the first hour.
I'm not really into these types of genres, the last game I played like this was Grandia 2 for Dreamcast.
It's June I believe, summer break. So from what I'm hearing, this game has multiple endings, and I'm already on-track for one of them. If there is still "a lot more to go", this game is massive for a handheld. I'm still in awe over all the spoken dialog I'm hearing, I can't believe they hadn't just made it textual based after the first hour.
I'm not really into these types of genres, the last game I played like this was Grandia 2 for Dreamcast.
It's June I believe, summer break. So from what I'm hearing, this game has multiple endings, and I'm already on-track for one of them. If there is still "a lot more to go", this game is massive for a handheld. I'm still in awe over all the spoken dialog I'm hearing, I can't believe they hadn't just made it textual based after the first hour.
I'm not really into these types of genres, the last game I played like this was Grandia 2 for Dreamcast.
I completed all of the story modes in Arena. As someone who doesn't particularly like fighting games on account of sucking at them, I got my money's worth from the story content alone. I loved seeing the P3 and P4 cast interacting with each other. The contrast between P3's more serious characters and P4's more laid back ones was a joy to watch at times.
Individually, some of the stories were awesome. As a whole, there were contradictions. I hope it's done better for the next game.
Some thoughts regarding each of the story modes from best to worst:
Labrys - Essential to everything that happens. Until I unlocked her story, I found her character somewhat annoying.
You could tell where the story was going, but I was still completely sucked in. Poor #24
. Labrys is a welcome addition to the cast.
Mitsuru - I enjoyed this the most.
Rise also had her best moments here
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Aigis -
Had some funny moments with Naoto and Mitsuru. Lol at the whole party trying to leave Junes near the end. Gaining Labrys' memories was a great moment. Never even thought of the whole Aigis meeting her friends at the same pier Labrys was at thing.
. Well done.
Naoto -
Her and Mitsuru being all smart together was a blast.
Akihiko - Wasn't really a fan of his during P3, but this was good.
Teddie - Cute, silly fun.
Why didn't he attempt to use any of abilities? Shouldn't his persona have the same affect as Mitsuru's on Labrys?
Elizabeth - Short and sweet. A nice change of pace from the others.
Her reason for leaving the Velvet Room to try and free the MC from P3 was a nice twist.
Yu/Yosuke/Chie - Average.
Chie's relationship with Akihiko was the highlight.
I have to go back and get Yu's secret ending.
Kanji - Ugh.
Had some nice moments with Akihiko, but they made him look like a complete fool in this game.
Yukiko - Boring.
I thought she was supposed to be smart? It did pick up a bit after the cliffhanger.
It turned out to be a solid game. The reason for fighting made sense. The P3 cast really stood out while it felt like a step backwards for some of the characters from P4. Even though It was hard to overlook some of the inconsistencies, the main storyline was still interesting. I also noticed quite a few grammatical errors.
Just finished Persona 4 Golden yesterday on Vita, what an amazing experience!
So what happens with the story, is it worth waiting until the police investigation/interrogation is over now that we've handed over the culprit?
-After spending a few days leveling up my friendships, I'm wondering why I'm still playing the game, does it go anywhere?
It's June I believe, summer break. So from what I'm hearing, this game has multiple endings, and I'm already on-track for one of them. If there is still "a lot more to go", this game is massive for a handheld. I'm still in awe over all the spoken dialog I'm hearing, I can't believe they hadn't just made it textual based after the first hour.
I'm not really into these types of genres, the last game I played like this was Grandia 2 for Dreamcast.
Well, I'll go ahead and start by pointing out the obvious. That is Aigis on the left.
Now for the right. They seem to be either floating or jumping. I'm also see a lot of crimson on the right, which shouldn't be there on that stage (which is the Gym btw). Whoever it is on the right also seems to have crimson-ish hair.
The one of the left is Aigis for sure, I can tell it's her, because of her posture. The one on the righ on the other hand is kinda hard to tell. It may look like Mitsuru, but that top part could just be an attack from the person. Wait....looking a bit closer at top right part kinda gives me Yukari, because of the brown hairline that you can kinda see. Though FeMC is another good guess, since it does kinda look like her, even if blurry.
Ha, I can actually see some resemblance of her (brow hair and black uniform top) in the character portrait in the top right. Her being in it would be hilarious and shake the fanbase up pretty good.
The one of the left is Aigis for sure, I can tell it's her, because of her posture. The one on the righ on the other hand is kinda hard to tell. It may look like Mitsuru, but that top part could just be an attack from the person. Wait....looking a bit closer at top right part kinda gives me Yukari, because of the brown hairline that you can kinda see. Though FeMC is another good guess, since it does kinda look like her, even if blurry.
Hey guys, just a note, on the off chance the new character is the villain from P4, let's not refer to them as the villain, okay? Refer to them by name, please.