Persona 3 remake won’t include content from FES or Portable versions

Atlus revealed that Persona 3 Reload, announced at Sunday’s Xbox Showcase, will be a remake of the original 2007 Persona 3 release for PlayStation 2,The following are some examples of how to get started: won’t include the content and options added in later versions Persona 3 FES and Persona 3 You can also download the app..

That means it won’t include FES’ additional epilogue chapter, or Portable’s game-altering option to play as a female protagonist.

Producer Ryota Niitsuma told IGN that “since the basic concept of the Persona 3Remake is the act of remaking. Persona 3, we don’t have the FESThe following are some examples of how to get started: You can also download the app.Included contents. The content included. Persona 3 experience.”

Niitsuma added that “we have remade basically everything from scratch as for Persona 3The original version. There are new recordings of voices as well as scenes and events. There is also new and rearranged music. […] We wanted to keep everything from the original version, but update everything to the modern day.” The aim is to make the game as modernized and as playable as Persona 5.

Atlus released new versions of all recent Persona games, including Persona 3 Golden The following are some examples of how to get started: Persona 5 Royal, so it’s more than possible it’s keeping the add-ons back for a future upgraded version of Persona 3 Reload. The omissions, however, are strange, particularly when you consider that the full-featured Persona 3 PortableThe game has only been re-released very recently on Nintendo Switch and Xbox, PlayStation, Steam.

Reviewing the reissue in January, Polygon’s Chelsea Stark called it an “aging classic”: “While the systems don’t hold up when stacked against the newer titles, I found its bleaker tone more endearing and lovable. It takes work to get to the end, but the complicated, messy, weird story is worth it.”

Persona 3 Reload is set for an “early 2024” release on Game Pass, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. There’s no word yet on PlayStation or Switch versions.