Persona 2 Will Commit An Innocent Sin This Fall

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Atlus USA’s newsletter tease from last week was indeed for Persona 2: Innocent Sin. While they haven’t specified a release date for the game, they plan to have it out in the U.S. this fall. Here’s a few more English screenshots:

 

 

 

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That’s the game’s U.S. box art on the right.

 

Innocent Sin on the PSP has a bunch of new features. There’s new quests like the “Charisma Classroom,” a new world map, and a quest editor. Atlus also remixed the game’s soundtrack and added the ability to toggle between the old and new OST.

 

You can find a recap of all the game’s features in this video Atlus sent out in Japan last month. It covers the emotion system during demon negotiation and Climax Theater feature as well.


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