There’s more to do at the Climax Theater than the Charisma Classroom quest. The PSP version on Persona 2: Innocent Sin includes a full blown quest editor.

Japanese players will be able to pick Innocent Sin up, along with a special “Seven Sisters High School” PSP pouch, at the Konami Style store.

The story begins when Maya is sent to gather a story on Naozumi Kariyazaki, a teacher at the Charisma Classroom.

The most notable item in the DX pack is a set of six mini-posters.

Official site hints at more new modes for the PSP version beyond theater mode.

Persona 2: Innocent Sin is still a couple months from release, but Atlus like to send out the occasional trailer, just to keep the game on people’s minds.

This week’s issue of Famitsu mentions a new kind of rumor that something is almost like being in the real world. Spread this rumor and you’ll open up a quest at the Climax Theater.

If Tatsuya, Eikichi, Lisa, Maya, and Yukino team up they can summon a Shikigami.

Index Holdings specified no cause for the delay.

Atlus is preparing their marketing campaign for Persona 2: Innocent Sin and this poster made for video game stores is part of their plan.

Persona 2: Innocent Sin has three difficulty settings on PSP. You can switch between easy, normal, and hard from the configuration screen anytime you’re in a camp.

Also from the Famitsu rumor roundup is a release date for Persona 2: Innocent Sin. The enhanced PSP port is slated for March 3, 2011 in Japan.

While the differences for some songs may sound subtle, Meguro replaced instruments and rearranged over 100 songs for the PSP version.

Side by side comparison screenshots from the 1999 PsOne game and the PSP version coming out next year.