E3 Persona 5

@SilverHiiragi don't forget to get a Morgana hat

@MasterOfTartarus

He was clearly expecting beach instead of hot spring.

Now you ruined that for him.

@Not Shiiiro Good job you doughnut.

I am glad I didn't make you a pupil of mine now @Not Shiiiro. Ruining things for Brassy it could have been a beach, OG is right, but he knows that isn't the case now and it's all on you

He divulged information that Morgana is the killer, the nerve

Now the storeh and gamuplay is completely ruined for brass.

Dangit @Not Shiiiro is there no end to your madness!?

UPDATE: Added clean Periscope link to be viewed from site

UPDATE: Added 9 minute Gameplay trailer courtesy of IGN,

@Not Shiiiro @MasterOfTartarus @Carryduffp @Cemmos @Itazuki @Gin

*gasp*

Think about that

Exactly, that, and who did her hair?

Her stylist, come on Tae, step up

Or, if Hardin was there with them, ask, "Was it a good marketing decision to release your western ver. during a time that has multiple big budget console releases, including a game coming out on the same exact day? Knowing that the western market has more consoles, would it make more sense to release in a time where there are only one or two big games releasing, or where there are many console games releasing in a three-month span?"

Or, "Is the NA release date a marketing gimmick?"

1. That 1st question is filled with anime exposition

2. the 2nd one would be avoided, I gurantee it

Considering 2-14-17 is also the release date of For Honor, Persona 5 screwed up.

For Honor is Multiplatform, Persona 5 is exclusive it isn't too bad, but yeah  it'll suck for those who already were not going to get P5

I still feel like they'd ignore the first question, too.

With how long it is, yes they would

Oh shush… how about, "Do you think it's a good idea to release the NA ver. when many other console games will also be released around the same time?"

That could work, but then again, remember they're releasing against Final Fantasy XV in Japan. I don't think they're scared

THE HYPE IS REAL

There has been a 9 minute and 12 minute video posted since then

I don't know girl, ask your cousin

Already watched them.

Better keep praying from the heart old man, else The Phantom will get you!

I'd like to see em try

Courtesy of Gamespot

@Not Shiiiro @Gin @Carryduffp @Tae @Gin @StarryPS @SilverHiiragi

1. The day to night cycle is similar to that from Persona 4. Every day you'll get the date and time marked for you in the corner of the screen. During the day, you'll have to go to school and work at part time jobs. On off-days, you'll be free to explore the city of Shibuya. At night, you can either study, train, or enter the otherworld with your friends to fix corrupted people's hearts.

2. Morgana follows you everywhere. When you're not in the world of shadows, Morgana appears as a normal black cat with glowing blue eyes. She's with you wherever you go, her head poking out of your bag as you run between classes or around Shibuya. At school, she'll sleep in your desk or calmly wait for class to be over. If you decide to see a movie, she'll sit in her bag in the theater and watch with you. Sometimes she'll pop out to talk to you, and at home she'll curl up beside you while you study or train. Morgana is your constant companion.

3. Like in Persona 4, in class your teacher will ask you questions or make you solve math problems.Correctly solving these questions will boosts some of your protagonist's stats.

4. There is a school shop like in Persona 3. Here you can buy any regular items you may need.

5. When you're not face to face, you'll communicate with your friends via text message. And yes, you have a never-ending group chat.

6. It is possible to screw up and fail missions. For example, one mission involves your teacher wanting to expel you, and you are given 10 days to stop it from happening. In those 10 days, you'll need to go into your teacher's Palace–the dark place in people's hearts where the game's dungeons are located–and solve her problem. All Palaces will have unique problems to solve in regards to their owner, similar to Persona 4. If you don't complete the missions in 10 in-game days, it's game over.

7. While running by NPCs, sometimes a red icon with the letters "SMS" will pop up over their heads. This means you can text and converse with this character.

8. The world map is the same as previous games: a selection of locations you can choose to travel to. Each area is inspired by real-world locations in the real Shibuya, with some fictional tweaks. But the overall look and feel of Persona 5's city is nearly identical to that of its real-world counterpart.

9. When you select a location to travel to, the loading screen is the silhouettes of passengers on the subway. It looks amazing.

10. There is a medical clinic with a mysterious, pretty attendant where you can buy healing and support items.

11. In addition to answering questions in class, there are a number of other places where you can raise your stats, including: batting cages, a burger joint (where you can complete an ultimate challenge to eat a giant burger for some really great boosts), a movie theater, and a bathhouse.

12. On your off days, you'll run around in casual clothes. These will be changeable.

13. There is also a weapons shop. Here you can buy airsoft weapons.

14. When you're not at school or stealing hearts, you can choose to have a part time job. Job options include being an attendant at a flower shop, which can raise your kindness stat, or a convenience store, among others.

15. You get to Palaces through a phone app. Each Palace is as unique as the individual to whom it belongs and represents how the individual sees himself.

16. In dungeons, you can jump to higher areas like on top of shelves to find alternate routes around enemies, as there are more objects in the environment to interact with. Random enemy encounters in Persona 5 will be a bit more difficult than in previous Persona games. If you can sneak up on an enemy and attack first, you can get the upper hand in the ensuing fight.

17. You have an ability called Third Eye that will uncover clues to solving some dungeons' environmental puzzles. The ability can also help you find secret items.

18. In combat, you have the option to talk to enemies and claim their power as your own. The Hold Up feature will give the protagonist and his team the option to speak with random encounter enemies and attempt to convince them to join forces. This feature is very similar to the demon-acquiring options in the Shin Megami Tensei series.

19. In dungeons, you can stealth between objects. Moving between objects for cover will let you get the jump on an enemy or avoid them entirely.

20. Combat is still turn-based and moves very quickly. Items and attacks are mapped to the d-pad and face buttons, making executing an attack or choice quicker and easier.

21. You can also give your friends addition turns in combat. The Baton Touch feature lets the protagonist pass his turn to another teammate–he does this, of course, through a high-five. For example, during his turn you can have him give it to Anne, who will then attack with a brief stat boost and deal greater damage. This adds a layer of strategy to battles.

22. At the end of the day, the protagonist will return to his home, a small, mostly barren hideaway above a bar. Here he can study or exercise by doing pull-ups from the rafters in order to boost stats.

Persona 5's world feels alive. There is a ton of detail in every corner, from the dents in school lockers to the pencils tucked in the corner of desks, to NPCs chatting on the street and intricate pictures of food on restaurant menus.

Alright. If you are 'negotiating with Personas', then that means you are fighting Personas. That's why I want to know if he was mistaken.

He means demons, but technically they do become Persona when you capture them….sooo I dunno.

I wanted Dual Audio with a dead language no one could understand.

Perhaps, Sowa?

@Gale

Didn''t even tag our man.

Doesn't he not want P5 spoilers, that's why I kept him out of here

So the special All Out Attacks revealed so far

The Show's Over

Freakin' Boring

Adieu

Go post em here for @Cemmos

https://www.megamifuse.com/community/topic/smt-database-collaboration.321/page-4

Atlus hosted a Persona 5 Japanese E3 2016 live stream this morning, where it revealed several pieces of new information about the game.

First, Atlus revealed the game’s ninth party member to be a boy named Goro Akechi, voiced by Soichiro Hoshi. He is a high school student and detective. Further details about the character were not shared.

Next, Atlus released a series of “cooperation character” trailers, introducing Tae Takemi, Munehisa Iwai, and Sojiro Sakura. These cooperation characters are just some of the various people that the protagonist and friends will meet, whether in school or in the city, who possess special abilities and skills. Their interests will align with yours, and by building up a relationship of mutual trust, you can establish a cooperative “Co-Op” relationship with them. By deepening your bonds with cooperation characters, you can use their abilities to go about your life as a Phantom Thief more advantageously.

Atlus also announced it will hold a Persona 5 Premium Event at the Tokyo National Museum on July 19. During this event, those granted entry will be able to play the full version of Persona 5. You can sign up for a chance to attend here. The event will also be live streamed on Niconico.

Finally, Atlus has opened the “School Life” and “Phantom Life” pages on the Persona 5 official website.

Persona 5 is due out for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 on September 15 in Japan and on February 14 in the Americas.

@yuuki why don't you come here?

*rolls eyes*

Are you that upset Tae turned out to be ugly….you sound a lot like your cousin right now young one

Except when you roll your eyes, you don't talk, you act. And, actually you are, *cough, ellipses, cough* 😛

You're really saving that 2,000th post for something, eh @The Phantom

Can't be cheerful all the time.

You have two different personalities, you were like this when you 1st came as Silvie, then you stopped and become "lol boobs" as Tae, now you're back to Silvie, neat

I'm just tired.

Then go to bed. @yuuki  and @Pho-sizzle will keep you updated in the Hype Thread

I'm waiting for my cousin to come home.

Why he doesn't have a key?

It has nothing to do with letting him in. It's just being nice.

What a nice young lass

E3 PV 04 official subs