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One of the most pleasant surprises of the end of the PS2’s life cycle were Atlus’s Persona 3 (2007) and Persona 4 (2008), both released in North America long after the next generation of consoles had come out. Battle in these RPGs is party-based combat in standard level-grinding dungeons, but the other half of the gameplay makes Persona games unique. Each game is split almost evenly in half between dungeon combat . . . and working through one year in the daily life of a high school student in Japan (including occasionally answering questions in school).
Read & Enjoy the Full Story - http://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/articles/640-persona-games-great#sthash.TUdoew9L.dpuf
Read & Enjoy the Full Story - http://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/articles/640-persona-games-great#sthash.TUdoew9L.dpuf