Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable - Sony PSP

I had a particular perspective due to FemC "*arn_start>)

What the Portable version does. There were none of the following I am* *br* World map rendered in full detail (Iwatodai, Gekkoukan HS, etc. ) - These are animated scenes used for social links and other purposes
- Cut-scene from an anime It was truly a bummer and limitation of the PSP when it came to scenes ( - ( ) Only one type of weapon can be used by the main character

The portable version has two types of weapons. The following WERE THERE FemC-like features appear to be part of the new features You're a centric guy, aren't you? Well, that's sad. Although the overall story was unchanged, I still enjoyed meeting P3's interesting cast, especially in comparison to P4 and P5. I'd say the tone is much darker than P4 or P5, but in such a small package of PSP, this is so much fun to play Describe a scene. In addition to the dubbed voice acting (excellent by the way) and character portraits that were excellent at telling the story, the lack of animation hurt the overall story by not adding the emotional impact that animation can bring to scenes in many aspects, such as comedic or sad, poignant ones. With these limitations in mind, the dungeons were fully rendered and the dungeon design was excellent My crawl was a lot of and very repetitive since there were a lot of floors to go through. I mean, I mean lots and lots of floors. P5 players can basically play Mementos, except that the situation gets better and better. Finding and exploiting weaknesses are still fun, and the challenges are even greater. The thing that put me off for P3 were the different types of physical attacks (slash, strike, pierce), which were like. . . um. . . what the. . . ? Persona 3 becomes a bit more difficult to integrate since there are no handy preview tools available from Persona 4 and 5. Check out the Persona Fusion Calculator for P3 that fans have developed. It's much easier this way! As I am used to using P4 and P5, the lack of tools from P5 and fusing was a little difficult for me to understand. I had difficulty getting into the flow at first. P3P is definitely worth going back to play for people like me who are new to Persona. Burn My Dread opening is included in P3P as well! It is quite easy to restart the game (or more importantly to die in combat and have the game restarted).

Yara Mathis

| Oct 11, 2020

If you've been a fan for a long time, it's worth the money. The only times that you can see yourself walking around in this version are when you are in Tartarus, the monorail, or the hotel, or when you are Other than that, you can only interact with the characters by spotting their sprites on the map. When there is less walking between locations, you can get to those locations more quickly. Additionally, the female version of 3 contains a watch, so if you find the watch with Shinjiro as a relationship, and max it out, you can save his life in the end unlike the male variant. When you hear the girls coming up the stairs towards the end of the game, if you have maxed out any of them, you can decide who or on whom you want to spend your last moments. As well, Fuuka and Aigis are no longer best girls and are in fact replaced by There is no difference in anything else in the game. In this instance, it is possible to beat the whole game using a well-leveled Messiah and Surt as they are both the highest Arcana of Judgement. Messiah is also Basically you need all the basic Death personas plus Alice which can be obtained by completing several fusion tasks on behalf of Elizabeth in order to get Thanatos to get Messiah. believe once you acquire the Black Cloth for Pale Rider, you are good to go. You'll be on your way to Messiah when you do that. A few points The best girl in Mitsuru. Take her out to the limit.

Parker Newton

| Dec 10, 2020

I must say, this is an incredibly fun Persona 4 Golden and 4 before I bought this game were both excellent games, and after playing both of them I strongly believe that the Persona Games work better on handheld devices, which is why I chose the FES version over Persona 4. In the plot Other than that, the games are identical except for the fact that FES has cutscenes and you can actually control your character on the campus instead of just P3P still excels at conveying its story, but the addition of using the cursor instead of walking around makes the game move much faster (selecting objects with the cursor rather than walking around actually makes it thing that I feel is nice to mention is that with FES you cannot directly control your whole party, as this was fixed in P3P (and it makes combat much more enjoyable). In any case, you can't go wrong with either game because it is a fantastic experience!.

Justin Bell

| Jul 05, 2021