The developers have shared the opening trailer from the upcoming anime video game. The stunning and brutal short film hints at what we can expect.
John Gabor
08.01.2024 – The long-awaited anime RPG is weeks away from release, so it's time for developer Atlus to come up with something amazing. It concerns Persona 3 Reload, the opening movie of which was published without much fluff, namely the teaser that can be seen before the main menu of the game. These mini-videos appear before almost every Persona game, so they're a special phenomenon.
“Take your first step into Port Island with the official opening trailer for Persona 3 Reload, featuring an all-new theme song, Full Moon Full Life!”
– He writes Atlus channel on YouTube. The opening scene of Persona 3 Reload, recently uploaded by the studio, is approximately two minutes long. As expected, the visuals are incredibly stylish (and brutal), and they highlight a lot of the characters seen in Persona 3. Full Moon Full Life itself is one of the many new songs featured in Persona 3 Reload, though Classic recordings from the original game will also return.
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This will make the anime RPG newer and more modern
Compared to the single-player game that was originally released in 2006 for PlayStation 2, the remake of Persona 3 will have a lot of new features. In addition to faithfully recreating the core gameplay and story of the Persona series, it does so with high-tech graphics, modern features, and a sleek user interface. The game is described as an “emotional and immersive journey with new scenes, character interactions, and additional voiceovers.” Choose how to spend your day meaningfully and excitingly through different activities – from exploring Port Island to forming real bonds with your beloved characters!
Assemble and lead your ultimate team to defeat other shadows and get closer to the truth! Atlus recommends.
As for the game's release, Persona 3 Reload is coming to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series You can do it here.
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