But that’s okay. I just won’t buy it. And hopefully no one else will. Companies should not be able to profit from outright lies. But they can, because lame ass anime fans will buy anything 4 times over.

But that’s okay. I just won’t buy it. And hopefully no one else will. Companies should not be able to profit from outright lies. But they can, because lame ass anime fans will buy anything 4 times over.

Still I’d say it’s pretty solid and well outside of the “teenager rage” and “existence doubts” that plage j-RPG’s these days (for one, the main character is mute, thank god); I really don’t care about their age as long as they aren’t too kiddy looking (ie: looking 14 years old) and well… don’t act like a bunch of retards (which happens in most RPG’s unfortunately) but not in Persona ones. So I must say that I’m thrilled for Persona 4.

Dating sim… well it sure makes it a streamlined RPG ideal to attract the masses but that’s also part of it’s charm. it’s optional anyway, and in Persona 4 you can choose at a certain point the kind of relation that you have with them, friendship or… dating. So efectively you can max out all social links without dating anyone, isn’t that addressing both the people that like the dating part as the people who don’t?

On the plus side, the social link acts as character development, something other games utterly fail at and feel hollow due to it.

Still I’d say it’s pretty solid and well outside of the “teenager rage” and “existence doubts” that plage j-RPG’s these days (for one, the main character is mute, thank god); I really don’t care about their age as long as they aren’t too kiddy looking (ie: looking 14 years old) and well… don’t act like a bunch of retards (which happens in most RPG’s unfortunately) but not in Persona ones. So I must say that I’m thrilled for Persona 4.

Dating sim… well it sure makes it a streamlined RPG ideal to attract the masses but that’s also part of it’s charm. it’s optional anyway, and in Persona 4 you can choose at a certain point the kind of relation that you have with them, friendship or… dating. So efectively you can max out all social links without dating anyone, isn’t that addressing both the people that like the dating part as the people who don’t?

On the plus side, the social link acts as character development, something other games utterly fail at and feel hollow due to it.

Still I’d say it’s pretty solid and well outside of the “teenager rage” and “existence doubts” that plage j-RPG’s these days (for one, the main character is mute, thank god); I really don’t care about their age as long as they aren’t too kiddy looking (ie: looking 14 years old) and well… don’t act like a bunch of retards (which happens in most RPG’s unfortunately) but not in Persona ones. So I must say that I’m thrilled for Persona 4.

Dating sim… well it sure makes it a streamlined RPG ideal to attract the masses but that’s also part of it’s charm. it’s optional anyway, and in Persona 4 you can choose at a certain point the kind of relation that you have with them, friendship or… dating. So efectively you can max out all social links without dating anyone, isn’t that addressing both the people that like the dating part as the people who don’t?

On the plus side, the social link acts as character development, something other games utterly fail at and feel hollow due to it.

Slap a few stylish anime designs and a dating sim and expect a whole rainbow of animephiles throwing bills at you. I just hope this doesn’t mean other MegaTen games follow suit and start getting the same braindead teen angst treatment.

Don’t you forget us old folk, Atlus.

Slap a few stylish anime designs and a dating sim and expect a whole rainbow of animephiles throwing bills at you. I just hope this doesn’t mean other MegaTen games follow suit and start getting the same braindead teen angst treatment.

Don’t you forget us old folk, Atlus.

Slap a few stylish anime designs and a dating sim and expect a whole rainbow of animephiles throwing bills at you. I just hope this doesn’t mean other MegaTen games follow suit and start getting the same braindead teen angst treatment.

Don’t you forget us old folk, Atlus.