I'd say that either the pursuit of the truth or facing yourself is the core theme of Persona 4.
Those are the same theme.
I'd say that either the pursuit of the truth or facing yourself is the core theme of Persona 4.
I think it'll remain pretty high, but there have been small changes on the team, so that always makes me wonder. I've got a ton of faith in the whole team though, so I'm optimistic.
I'd say that either the pursuit of the truth or facing yourself is the core theme of Persona 4. The power of the friendship was the obligatory secondary theme like it is for most JRPGs.
I would agree, but I'm mainly speaking relative to other games in the Persona series. The dynamic of the Investigation Team is immediately different than any of the other teams in the other Persona games due to how close they are, and how they come together by seeing their darkest secrets and desires. This was made intentional, just like how SEES and the other groups also have different group dynamics.
Oh, in that case we're on the same page.
Still, I'd say that the power of bonds is more central of a theme in Final Fantasy VI for instance, than it is for Persona 4. Though FF6 is thankfully more subtle about it, and I believe it's much better executed for it.
It seems you place little faith in P Studio's ability to differentiate the games, as though they would prioritize shameless cash grabbing first. This goes against the entire philosophy they've reiterated in interviews, and against the precedent of the entire series until this point. Arguing that they would just recycle what works, how do you explain why P5 is so fundamentally different from Persona 4 aesthetically? No one saw that coming, exactly because they just expect "P4 Redux."
It'd be kind of hard for a group that fights together, presumably put their lives on the line together and share a common goal to not become friends, even if it was further down the line. That's common across literally any story with a group of companions like P5. But that's still a difference from the core "power of friendship" theme that Persona 4 had going for it, which was a focal point and not simply a side effect of other thematic points.
Your second paragraph is basically what I was saying anyways so ¯\_(ツ_/¯
Friendship themes being closer to P4 ≠ P5 will be P4-2
Are you saying P4 resembles P5 aesthetically and the only difference is their color? That's another point I really can't agree on, I guess.How do I explain P5 is so fundamentally different from P4 aesthetically?
Well geez, completely disregarding the mascot, ragtag main cast and vibrant visuals I guess they are completely different. Soejima discovered the colour red I guess.
What is this "sub-buttle" you speak of?
Friendship themes being closer to P4 ≠ P5 will be P4-2
I know why you didn't remember that scene, it has Marie in it, so you probably tried to purge it from your mind.
That's very insensitive when you consider that.Marie literally tried purging herself from everyone's minds
Hm, well I guess we can just agree to disagree. Again, I'm not saying that the P5 group won't be friends and have a strong bond, since I've stated that's inevitable in any story where the protagonists share a common goal. But I do not agree that this means it will resemble P4's dynamic. Persona Q made it quite clear, superficially, how different P3's group was from P4's from their interactions, and I would expect a similar difference in P5's group.
Though, this is kind of weird:
Are you saying P4 resembles P5 aesthetically and the only difference is their color? That's another point I really can't agree on, I guess.
I think it will largely depend on how the new social link mechanic is handled. The presence of social links inherently means that the bonds of friendship will be one of the game's themes.
That's very insensitive when you consider that.Marie literally tried purging herself from everyone's minds
I know why you didn't remember that scene, it has Marie in it, so you probably tried to purge it from your mind.
Had to look that up. Seems like I need to brush up on my P4 Golden memes. XD
Put simply I guess I anticipate them being a mix of P3/P4: close but with a slight feeling of anonymity.
Coincidence...?
(P5 TGS teaser website)
(Sega TGS streaming schedule)
(Sega TGS website)
Her skin will glisten in the light of the flames as her pen bleeds a poem retelling the tragic end of MudoSkills,
I sure hope Atlus' idea of soon isn't equal to Blizzard's idea of soon!
Herewhere'd y'all get them Wanted posters and how do I edit it for myself?
once my new phone comes in, I can take pictures of my phantom-kun cosplay that aren't such a shit
I'm just surprised I got it ready before the TGS Persona 5 blowout
once my new phone comes in, I can take pictures of my phantom-kun cosplay that aren't such a shit
I'm just surprised I got it ready before the TGS Persona 5 blowout
... and by morning we will have forgotten all about MudoSkills, his pathetic existence not even remembered by those who ended it.
They know they are the most important announcement. Suspense.
Special reveals of Caduceus Hospital Game ft. Tae Takemi, Devil Survivor x Persona, and Persona spinoff Visual Novel.
Oh don't remind me. I'm really sad that they didn't continue this series, it was leagues better than Trauma Center and the presentation was super slick. The Persona series would work really well with the panel-style story scenes.
If they want it out by this year, it'll have to be!
once my new phone comes in, I can take pictures of my phantom-kun cosplay that aren't such a shit
I'm just surprised I got it ready before the TGS Persona 5 blowout
Seems like Famitsu has a poster now, still not really sure what it's about :/
So is this the "Find the Phantom Thieves" event or is that something different?It's a viral marketing campaign, in the 'Atlus Persona 5' way. These posters are located in game stores and game centers throughout Japan, and scanning the QR code leads one to the TGS teaser website.
Can't hotlink from Famitsu, btw.
So is this the "Find the Phantom Thieves" event or is that something different?
The campaign is supposed to officially start on September 17th, and the Famitsu article emphasizes the start of tomorrow's Atlus broadcast (in Japan) with the countdown at 20:00 JST, so it seems these are preliminaries to whatever it's going to turn into.
I really hate QR codes. Did they actually take off in JPN, so it's more relevant to them? I have a reader on my phone and I have used it like twice in the last year.I remember P3 and P4 just having a big 30 minute blowout gameplay presentation. Why can't we just have that instead of this weird QR code BS?
I remember P3 and P4 just having a big 30 minute blowout gameplay presentation. Why can't we just have that instead of this weird QR code BS?
I mean, we already know there's a stage presentation and a countdown leading up to something. Why does it matter if there's a QR thing that just takes people who see the poster to an informational website alongside it?
I mean, we already know there's a stage presentation and a countdown leading up to something. Why does it matter if there's a QR thing that just takes people who see the poster to an informational website alongside it?
I would agree, but I'm mainly speaking relative to other games in the Persona series. The dynamic of the Investigation Team is immediately different than any of the other teams in the other Persona games due to how close they are, and how they come together by seeing their darkest secrets and desires. This was made intentional, just like how SEES and the other groups also have different group dynamics.
Persona 5 is on the map.And to the left is where the Persona 5 will be.
Since it's on the show floor, we'll have to get something tomorrow when it opens.
http://tgs.sega.jp/title/persona5.html SEGA's page for it.