The next Tokyo Game Show will be taking place from September 15 to 18, and in preparation of the event SEGA have launched a new website detailing their lineup of games. At the moment, the websites lists Yakuza 6, Valkyria; Azure Revolution, Puyo Puyo Chronicle and Persona 5, all of which will be playable at the event.
Persona 5 will have newly-announced special online features that players can take advantage of that will add to the game-playing experience. What has been currently announced is not essential to unlocking or completing any aspect of the game, but rather is an additional feature for players to connect with their friends. For example, in the game’s daily parts you can see how your friends acted in similar situations that you’re currently experiencing, such as looking at how other friends responded to questions in school. On a given day when there are no dungeons or mandatory events involved, players also have the option to see what their friends did.
A central part of the online Persona 5 experience is the Phantom Thieves Alliance, a feature enabled through online connection to be used for battles and dungeons. It enables players to lower the Alertness Meter as you traverse dungeons, which can be helpful both for avoiding enemies and avoiding any locked areas due to increased security. In battle, the Phantom Thieves Alliance can be used as a substitute for dire situations wherein a party member is incapacitated and captured – the Alliance allows for stand-in temporary assistance from friends.
Persona 5 launches on September 15 in Japan! Meanwhile, the Americas and Europe will receive the game on Valentine’s Day, 2017.
Credit to this Hachima Kikou post for the information.
Over the past week, Atlus has uploaded several new videos showing some more gameplay for Persona 5. The latest video shows the protagonist visiting a maid café, and previous trailers showed the protagonist making coffee and meals in the coffee shop Le Blanc, as well as going to the movies with Futaba. There’s also a trailer for the character of Yusuke Kitagawa.
You can watch the videos below, as well as the subtitled versions for three of the videos, courtesy of dominationkid w.
More Persona 5 Short Movies from Atlus of Japan! All of these help to build the world around the Protagonist and his friends. Such videos as the Infiltration Tools crafting video are also useful for the game itself, too. Items made here, such as a Lock Pick, can be used for your capers. You can make as many of each item as the game and your materials allow.
A recent commercial that aired in Japan for Persona 5 focuses on Makoto Niijima, president of the student council and also a member of the Phantom Thieves. An English subtitled version was once again made available by dominationkid w.. You can find both videos below!
Persona 5 will be released on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 in Japan on September 15, 2016, while the release for the Americas and Europe is scheduled for Feb. 14, 2017. Deep Silver recently announced the preorder details for Persona 5 in Europe, you can read more about that here.
Publisher Deep Silver recently announced that Persona 5 will release on Valentine’s Day 2017 for both Playstation 4 and Playstation 3 in Europe: the same date as North America’s own release. Not only will EU and North America have release date parity, but Deep Silver will also be offering standard editions for both PS3 and PS4, and Take Your Heart and Steelbook Editions for PS4. And, Persona 5 will be available for purchase both at retail and through digital download for both platforms!
After the All-Out Attack videos for Anne and Ryuji, Atlus has now uploaded another batch of trailers for the Japanese version of Persona 5, this time featuring Makoto Niijima, the hero and Yusuke Kitagawa. Take a look at the videos below!
Atlus has uploaded a new trailer for Persona 5, showing Anne Takamaki performing an “All-Out Attack” to finish of her opponents. Earlier on, a similar trailer was released featuring the character Ryuji Sakamoto. We included both trailers below, as well as their subtitled versions by dominationkid w, who has been doing a great job providing English subtitles for a lot of Persona 5 trailers lately.
Atlus has recently published gameplay movies for Persona 5 to their official YouTube account, showing off Persona summons in battle and other important aspects of gameplay, including fishing. These videos arrive ahead of Persona 5’s release in Japan next month (!), while the West will receive the game early next year.
Atlus has released plenty of new Persona 5 details and footage from the game following their recent “Take The Treasure” live stream. Most notably, Atlus has uploaded a video featuring the first 18 minutes of the game. This video has already been translated with English subititles, courtesy of dominationkid w. Below you can find our writeup on the recent videos.