Persona 2 On PSP Has The Most Non-Obscure Persona Intro Movie

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Maybe it’s the relative lack of ominous latin text or dancing iPod style silhouettes covering the screen. While I can’t place my finger on the exact reason, the new Persona 2: Innocent Sin intro movie feels much more straightforward than the intros for both Persona 3 and Persona 4.

 

Watch it and see what you think. Thematic differences between the Persona games are always interesting to note.

 

Credit, as is usually the case with these scoops, goes to Famitsu, who made quick work of gathering all the necessary media for the game. In case you missed them, you can check out screenshots, too.


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