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Persona: Revelations (PS)

Description: Manufacturer: Atlus / Type:RPG / A modern corporation's work opening doors to other dimensions has had the unintended ... more

Persona: Revelations (PS) ... consequence of making our world vulnerable to demons from beyond.

Newest Review: ... would pass as the equivalent to a traditional RPG's World Map, but the greatest chunk of the game lies in the first-person ... more

... dungeons - created in the façade of a series of pseudo-3D corridors, it's here that you are susceptible to the games random, turn-based battles. The early dungeons are structured nicely, employed in an effective manner to link the rooms of early areas such as the school and hospital. With alarming rapidity however the developers throw any logical design blueprints out the window as dungeons descend into totally random maze trawls that are overly long and only serve to drag out time before the next snippet of plot progre...more

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Persona: Revelations (PS): A Matter Of PERSONAl Taste (1106 words)
by tom1clare - written on 18.06.08 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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In 2008, the PS2 role-playing game Persona 3 doesn't seem so outlandish; despite what the name eludes to, it is the first of its lineage to appear in Europe and whilst it's obscure RPG heritage suggests there should be an element of risk to the release, it seems almost destined to garner some level of recognition and success thanks to the comfort of having the 'Shin Megami Tensei' name simultaneously acting as a sub-heading and a safety net. Atlus' 1996 PSOne original was never afforded the luxury of a release any further a field than Japan and America however, and a brief play reveals that we probably weren't ready for it anyway. Playing Persona: Revelations ...

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