The most significant difference is the ability to play as a female character, which changes various aspects of the game's overall story. The female avatar will unlock different social links, and new potential romances. There are also two additional difficulty settings: Beginner and Maniac. In addition, players can manually control their partners, something that was relegated to AI in the original console version. Do these features get you excited for P3P -- or are you as bored as this video's narrator sounds?
The most significant difference is the ability to play as a female character, which changes various aspects of the game's overall story. The female avatar will unlock different social links, and new potential romances. There are also two additional difficulty settings: Beginner and Maniac. In addition, players can manually control their partners, something that was relegated to AI in the original console version. Do these features get you excited for P3P -- or are you as bored as this video's narrator sounds?
Reader Comments (3)
Posted: May 6th 2010 9:11PM Dumbapple said
I'm really looking forward to this. Should revive my PSP!
Posted: May 6th 2010 10:16PM Cryptorus said
My PS2 died on my several months ago, and now I am stuck without being able to play Persona 3 FES, so this will be awesome to have with the extra content and the combat updates from persona 4.
Posted: May 13th 2010 12:16PM (Unverified) said
this is worth geting a PSP for me, now I just hope they add Both versions of Persona 2 and also Persona 4.
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