If you´re in a max lvl social relationship and have a boy/girlfriend then let us see a specific ending for those two.

No leaving them behind, let the game end at the place. I spent so much time with Chie in P4 and then I have to leave her? WTF is up with that Atlus?

Give us a story from after the game has ended that focuses on a couple. Let us choose if they should get married or if they move in together or what not.

Otherwise I don´t think there is anything big I want to add. I loved P4 so all I want is more and deeper social links :p

If you´re in a max lvl social relationship and have a boy/girlfriend then let us see a specific ending for those two.

No leaving them behind, let the game end at the place. I spent so much time with Chie in P4 and then I have to leave her? WTF is up with that Atlus?

Give us a story from after the game has ended that focuses on a couple. Let us choose if they should get married or if they move in together or what not.

Otherwise I don´t think there is anything big I want to add. I loved P4 so all I want is more and deeper social links :p

Also, I really liked the contact system used in Persona 2. It gave you a lot more control over how you would treat the demons, and different effects would occur depending on their emotional response to your treatment. When implemented in an main-line SMT game, different responses could cause the enemy to join you, give you an item, aid in a side-quest, provide you with information, flee the battle, attack you, call for additional help, and so on. I've always liked how the SMT games don't always treat the random encounters as blood-thirsty bad guys that want to kill you, so I think expanding on the contact system would add a lot to the game world.

As far as presentation goes, I'd like to go back to the first-person, grid-based dungeons (with auto-mapping, of course) and to have a visual-novel sort of presentation during story/interaction sequences. I'd be fine with battles using the same third-person presentation used in Nocturne, but maybe with quicker attack animations due to the increased party size.

Course, this sounds more like the makings of a RTS/turn-based tactics game than a JRPG. Not that I think that's a bad thing.

What would be amazing is to be able to interact with past game Main Characters making cameos in an explanation of why they are in the universe (of the game that is).

Outta school and into hell, no random dungeons, no sick characters, maybe make it so that the player instead of negotiating/cards with demons, you can literary taste the darkness by any mean necessary, 1 can drink a fallen demons blood and acquire certain traits and abilities, then another has a different way of doing it like invoking from a bible passed down centuries of people that were meant to only guard it, one thats a half breed due to a demon and human. well i really dont know but I hope that is a little more on the nocturne dark-plot.

Let not forget original JP voice acting included in the options or menu

I would like a smarter Social Link system, maybe incorporating demons. If you look at all the “races” of demons in the true SMT games, why don't you get social links with Race A, which affects how you can talk to/recruit Race B or Race Y? I can't explain it very well, but there could be demon alliances, human alliances, and they would affect each other (increasing replay value!) and the ending or story you may get to see.

Kind of like… SMT meets Persona meets Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter meets Radiata Stories. How's that for convoluted and confusing?

I am guessing the Xmas event in P4 was based upon your most recent 'conquest', although I may go back and see if redating a girl from an earlier relationship would change anything about that. Being able to cap a relationship without making it 'serious' I did like….Although the S.Links as the convention they are in P3/P4, there always was some an of connecting with NPCs in the game, even f it was only a mission to rescue a friend. I'd be very disappointed to see that aspect taken away as something 'new' to the MegaTen universe.

The ideal difficulty is really hard, but not cheap. Hear me Atlus? If your main character reaches 0 HP, no more insta game over! There's no reason Yukari should suddenly forget revival beads exist every time the main character gets knocked out.

I like the thing in Nocturne and DDS how buffers and debuffers are stackable and infinite, only the bosses should be hard enough so if you don't abuse them and really take advantage of immunities, you won't win. So the fights require a huge amounts of skill, but you won't get these random cheap unavoidable deaths every time a critical hit lands on your main character.

I doubt most of the people introduced by Persona 3 and 4 care at all about the other SMT games. All they really want is just a constant stream of Persona games. In fact, I've seen some of them question what Shin Megami Tensei even is. All the Persona games popularized is the Persona name, not the main series or any other spin offs. I can guarantee Devil Summoner will not sell nearly as well as Persona 3 and 4 have, but it will have a definite jump from the first Devil Summoner, that's for sure. Devil Survivor will probably see success mainly because it's on the DS and that user base is a safe bet to have good sales off of obscure titles.

Anyway, I'd actually like a main line SMT game next. It would probably be in Atlus' benefit to put it on the DS rather than the PS3 to maximize profits(I'm also all for another PS2 game), and I certainly have no problems with SMT 4 on the DS. I'd like the story to keep the same minimalistic style that SMT 3 used where it implied most of what was going on. In terms of gameplay, keep it classic SMT style with the difficulty ramped up, I love being the edge of my seat when playing any SMT game, knowing that I could lose 30 minutes of gameplay at any moment. In terms of music, I'm confident Shoji Meguro will be able to create something to pull gamers even further into the games. I'll agree with Atlus that I think Persona needs a little break.

Or maybe they should just make something as incredibly awesome as Digital Devil Saga.

For Persona, I agree with seeing a better social link system. It pissed me off in Persona 4 how your choice of girlfriend didn't seem to affect anything else in the game. You shouldn't be able to just accumulate every girl in the game as your girlfriend without anyone getting pissed, and if Chie is your girlfriend, she shouldn't get embarrassed if you say 'You'd like a girl like Chie'. Also, you should be able to call other people up and make plans, you shouldn't have to wait until they come to you. You should also be able to gather more than one social link at a time. Also, the game should expect you a little more to honor your commitments like clubs and sports. If you don't talk to somebody in months, they should get a little pissed at you.

I think the only reason they made it so social links wait for you forever, you can get all the girls in the game, and social links never go down, is because the younger gamers would whine if you couldn't get a 'perfect save'.

In any case…I'll settle for pretty much anything. As of late, Atlus has known what it has been doing, so I don't have to worry about wishing this and wishing that. Although, I wouldn't mind seeing my Persona 5 placed in a darker undertone reminiscent of Persona and the Persona 2 games. Maybe move out of the high school setting? Try a new way to integrate Social Links?