Although there are three versions of Persona 3, the original can be ruled out as Persona 3 FES is a direct upgrade with a new epilogue and content.
#Persona 4 golden switch Pc#
The recent survey from Atlus seems to imply that they favor the Nintendo Switch and PC as platforms for future ports and Persona 3 would be a perfect fit for either option. As a result, it's most likely that Persona 3 will appear as the next port or remaster from Atlus. Though Revelations: Persona and the Persona 2 duology are fantastic games in their own right, Persona 3 is the entry which established the social simulation mechanics that define the series. With the massive success of Persona 4 Golden on Steam and the popularity that Persona 5 Royal has generated in 2020, older Persona games seem like the most obvious choice for Atlus ports and remakes. RELATED: What to Expect from the Persona Franchise in 2021 Following the success of the PC port of Persona 4 Golden, it'll be interesting to see what other Atlus games will make a comeback as ports. Releasing its annual online customer survey, Atlus asked fans if they wanted to see more franchises ported or remade on other platforms. Receiving a record number of respondents, the survey contained questions regarding Atlus franchises such as Persona, Etrian Odyssey, Shin Megami Tensei, and more.
Sega, Atlus's parent company, has taken note of Persona's success, and hopes to bring more Atlus ports, remasters, and remakes to a number of different platforms.
#Persona 4 golden switch series#
its also medieval, and the twins aren't actually twins (they're just different gendered versions for the main character) and they aren't a part of any of the houses, you pick which one to join at the start of the game and each one has a different story and different units available.It's no secret that Atlus had a phenomenal 2020 with the massive success of the Persona 4 Goldenport and the release of Persona 5 Royal. With Persona 5 Royal selling over 1.4 million copies and Persona 4 Golden selling over 500,000 copies on Steam, the series has brought the franchise worldwide recognition and mainstream attention. they're not literal houses (they're more like hogwarts houses at a school, and you join one of them as a professor), and the social stuff take up a lot less time than i made it out to be, its mostly the battles. Is that the game with the twins, and the elder lady with a weird golden crown and a pretty red dress? I'm going to guess that the twins are residents of the Black Eagles and the elder woman is their grandmother. It sounds like a dating sim where you live in a township or city, and have to live in a church or one of three houses (although why would someone name their house as stupid as "Blue Lions" or "Black Eagles" or "Golden Deer"?) with families or residents of eight people, and then you request people to move in with you as you proceed through the game, and then you battle outside town against criminals and burgalars. you start with a base pool of 8 (9 if you count yourself) and are able to recruit a lot more of them as the game goes on, with a few select ones being limited to which of the four routes you're playing (those being the black eagles route, the blue lions route, the golden deer route, and the church route).Įach character has essentially a social link with a good handful of characters(and you have one with every character) and that can be leveled up either by eating with those two characters, stationing them near eachother in battles, or a handful of other ways. Originally posted by rad_knight:at least the newest game (three houses, which i assume is the one you found) is a game on the switch that's mostly based around grid based tactical battles with unique units that each have their own stats, abilities, invintories, spell pools, and class.
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