Persona 2: Innocent Sin Has A Soundtrack Toggle Feature

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Hitoshi Sadakata, project manager for Persona 2: Innocent Sin, updated the game’s official blog today, with more words for fans of the original PlayStation title.

 

Unlike the remake of the first Persona game for PSP, he emphasizes, Innocent Sin’s soundtrack will include both the original music as well as re-arranged versions created by recent Persona games composer, Shoji Meguro, who is also the director of the remake.

 

Because not everyone was a fan of the new music in the Persona remake, Sadakata says, Innocent Sin will give you the option to toggle between the old and new tracks on the fly.

 

Here’s a quick comparison of the original and new Philemon theme:

 

Original:

 

New:


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