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Megami Ibunroku Persona: Be Your True Mind. The first game in the incredibly popular Persona series. Persona 1 opens with the story of a Japanese nameless silent protagonist and his Japanese friends in their efforts to rescue their chronically ill Japanese friend Maki from a hospital that has been twisted and warped by demons from another world. Their main line of defense against these demons are their own demons. Their own inner demons, that is. The various masks all people put on to deal with various situations have been made real and are capable of standing against the demons now overrunning their once peaceful Japanese city.
Sounds pretty awesome, right?
Well, I'm lying, we aren't going to be playing that awesome sounding game.
There we go, that's better. Better in this case means worse. So, so much worse.
Revelations: Persona opens with the story a Caucasian, American silent protagonist, his Caucasian, American friends, and their token black sidekick in their efforts to rescue their chronically ill Caucasian, American friend from a hospital that has been twisted and warped by demons from another world. Their main line of defense against these demons are their own demons. Their own inner demons, that is. The various masks all people put on to deal with various situations have been made real and are capable of standing against the demons now overrunning their once peaceful American suburb.
Basically what I'm saying is this game underwent so much whitewashing that even M. Night Shyamalan was left thinking "that's pretty racist, man." Names were changed, faces were lightened, hair was recolored from black to red, brown, and blonde, and one character was turned into a black dude for no apparent reason. All this was done in an attempt to make the game more appealing to a western audience.
You will be surprised to learn that this brilliant strategy didn't work.
So, sarcasm aside, what's this game like?
Honestly, once you get past the strange Americanization of everything and the (rather frequent) typos, this isn't an awful game. It has interesting characters, a good plot, and great music (which I will be sharing as frequently as possible, if YouTube agrees with me). It's an old school Shin Megami Tensei game, though, which means lots of confusing first person dungeon crawling, and some challenging battles.
Most of you are probably familiar with the other games in the series. But, if your only exposure is through Persona 3 or 4, things work a little differently. If you've played Persona 2, you're closer to knowing how things work, but there's still a few twists here for you!
Battles:
Battles are turn based, like you would expect:
Everyone's nicely lined up, waiting for their turn like good little boys, girls, and bloodthirsty demons from a hell dimension.
Fight, Escape, Auto, and Analyze are pretty self explanatory. Let's examine those options in the middle next.
Every attack in Persona 1 has a range: physical attacks, spells, physical skills you name it. So, it stands to reason that we'd be able to adjust where on the field our characters are. Normally we'd do that outside of battle, but if the enemy sneaks up on us, our positions are inverted -- people in the back are moved to the front and vice versa. That's when the Form option comes in handy.
Select it, and a mini grid appears, allowing you to move one or more of the characters each turn. Any character moved in combat spends that round defending and can't be given any commands.
Now, the far more important Contact option:
Take a good look at these two enemies, you won't be seeing them again for a long time.
You'll notice certain highlighted words. Like people, demons have their own individual personalities. Unlike people, these individual traits are exactly the same for all demons of a certain race. All Faefnel are Smart, Surly, and Grumpy. The four colored triangles are his emotions. As you can see, we have Joy, Fear, Interest, and Anger. He sure does seem like a gloomy fellow, doesn't he? Let's see if we can cheer him up.
Go, Mark, Go!
Oh. Oh, dear, that didn't work at all.
Well, you know what they say, if you can't make 'em happy, make 'em dead! Besides, I need to explain the experience system now. Yes, that's right. Not even the experience system in Persona 1 is uncomplicated.
Look at all those numbers. All those different numbers. Experience in Persona 1 is awarded based on how active a role each character took in the battle. Healing and buffing is weighed more heavily than attacking, which is why Mary has more than twice the second highest amount, having done nothing but cast a full party healing spell every round. Obviously, this system means that slower characters like Mark and Nate there will get shafted in the experience department. How shafted, you wonder? In the save that screenshot was taken from, Mark and Nate a full six levels below the others.
So, that's EXP down. What's PP?
PP is short for Persona Experience. Which is still not as simple as it sounds. Persona Experience determine's a Character's Persona Level, not a Character's Persona's Level. Persona Level indicates what level Persona each character can equip. So a Persona Level of 10 means that character can equip Personas level 10 and below.
Using lots of skills and magic gains the user more Persona Experience, while using regular attacks gets more Character Experience.
And that's the battle system in a nutshell. I'll explain more in depth once we're actually in the game and things come up.
Everyone's nicely lined up, waiting for their turn like good little boys, girls, and bloodthirsty demons from a hell dimension.
Fight, Escape, Auto, and Analyze are pretty self explanatory. Let's examine those options in the middle next.
Every attack in Persona 1 has a range: physical attacks, spells, physical skills you name it. So, it stands to reason that we'd be able to adjust where on the field our characters are. Normally we'd do that outside of battle, but if the enemy sneaks up on us, our positions are inverted -- people in the back are moved to the front and vice versa. That's when the Form option comes in handy.
Select it, and a mini grid appears, allowing you to move one or more of the characters each turn. Any character moved in combat spends that round defending and can't be given any commands.
Now, the far more important Contact option:
Take a good look at these two enemies, you won't be seeing them again for a long time.
You'll notice certain highlighted words. Like people, demons have their own individual personalities. Unlike people, these individual traits are exactly the same for all demons of a certain race. All Faefnel are Smart, Surly, and Grumpy. The four colored triangles are his emotions. As you can see, we have Joy, Fear, Interest, and Anger. He sure does seem like a gloomy fellow, doesn't he? Let's see if we can cheer him up.
Go, Mark, Go!
Oh. Oh, dear, that didn't work at all.
Well, you know what they say, if you can't make 'em happy, make 'em dead! Besides, I need to explain the experience system now. Yes, that's right. Not even the experience system in Persona 1 is uncomplicated.
Look at all those numbers. All those different numbers. Experience in Persona 1 is awarded based on how active a role each character took in the battle. Healing and buffing is weighed more heavily than attacking, which is why Mary has more than twice the second highest amount, having done nothing but cast a full party healing spell every round. Obviously, this system means that slower characters like Mark and Nate there will get shafted in the experience department. How shafted, you wonder? In the save that screenshot was taken from, Mark and Nate a full six levels below the others.
So, that's EXP down. What's PP?
PP is short for Persona Experience. Which is still not as simple as it sounds. Persona Experience determine's a Character's Persona Level, not a Character's Persona's Level. Persona Level indicates what level Persona each character can equip. So a Persona Level of 10 means that character can equip Personas level 10 and below.
Using lots of skills and magic gains the user more Persona Experience, while using regular attacks gets more Character Experience.
And that's the battle system in a nutshell. I'll explain more in depth once we're actually in the game and things come up.
Sounds great, let's get started!
Not so fast! First, a little explanation on how I'll be doing this. Because this is a "Let Us Play," and not a "Let Me Play and Show You," I will be asking for your input! But, because the choices that actually matter come at fairly awkward places in the narrative (in terms of stopping an update at least, they flow very well when you're actually playing), I am going to ask you now:
1) Name the main character! We have 8 spaces, we only get a first name, and remember: he's a White Man living in America. So go for the cliche Uber-American names for a truly authentic Revelations experience!
2) How many of the "Ultimate" Personas will I be getting? Pick a number from 0 to 5. I'll make the appropriate choices throughout. (EDIT: To clarify, re: Ultimate Personas. They don't change the game themselves, rather certain options throughout the game determine whether you can summon them or not. Essentially, they're the effect, not the cause.)
3) Good ending or Bad Ending? If enough people want it, I will keep a save to show off both, but which would you want to see first?
4) This is the biggie: Who will be my fifth party member? We get five people in our party, and four of them are chosen for us. We can pick a fifth from the following:
Brad
Arcana: Justice
Ellen(Note the Japanese art, she has blonde hair and lighter skin in Revelations!)
Arcana: Judgment
Alana
Arcana: Magician
Chris
Arcana: Devil
Arcana: Justice
Weapons: Spear, Machine Gun
Contact Options:
- Pickup Line
- Tell Joke
- Gossip
- Surprise
Pros:
Contact Options:
- Pickup Line
- Tell Joke
- Gossip
- Surprise
Pros:
- Weapons have a decent range, and allow him to attack physically from spots outside the front row.
- His forbidden Arcana is Chariot, which is negligible as Chariot Personas are generally weak
- Offers to join early and easily, so you will have a full team of five as soon as possible
Cons:
- His forbidden Arcana is Chariot, which is negligible as Chariot Personas are generally weak
- Offers to join early and easily, so you will have a full team of five as soon as possible
- Contact options aren't the best
- Has an average at best stat layout, and will be outdamaged by more specialized characters.
- Doesn't add much to the plot of the game.
- Has an average at best stat layout, and will be outdamaged by more specialized characters.
- Doesn't add much to the plot of the game.
Ellen(Note the Japanese art, she has blonde hair and lighter skin in Revelations!)
Arcana: Judgment
Weapon: Rapier, Rifle
Contact Options:
- Story
- Sing
- Spoil
- Tempt
Pros:
Contact Options:
- Story
- Sing
- Spoil
- Tempt
Pros:
- Good stat distribution, focusing on Technique, which raises physical attack and therefore allows her to do pretty heavy damage no matter what you're having her do.
- Her "ultimate" Persona is one of the best Personas in the game, and she is the only one able to use it.
- Judgment Personas are amazing; most of them null or reflect all magic except Darkness, and have pretty awesome healing spells.
- Adds a small bit to the plot, by turning the main love triangle into a love square.
Cons:
- Her "ultimate" Persona is one of the best Personas in the game, and she is the only one able to use it.
- Judgment Personas are amazing; most of them null or reflect all magic except Darkness, and have pretty awesome healing spells.
- Adds a small bit to the plot, by turning the main love triangle into a love square.
- Her weapon's range requires her to be in the front row to effectively use it
- Uses the same weapon type as the main character, which will force you to choose who gets the really good stuff
- Forbidden Arcana is Magician.
- Contact options are pretty bad, everything she can do can be done more consistently by one of the main four in her team.
- Uses the same weapon type as the main character, which will force you to choose who gets the really good stuff
- Forbidden Arcana is Magician.
- Contact options are pretty bad, everything she can do can be done more consistently by one of the main four in her team.
Alana
Arcana: Magician
Weapons: Whip, Handgun
Contact Options:
- Put Down
- Tempt
- Beg
- Threaten
Pros:
Cons:
Contact Options:
- Put Down
- Tempt
- Beg
- Threaten
Pros:
- Great stat distrubtion, with a focus on Agility, Luck, and Technique
- Good contact options on her own, as well as filling in all contact holes with the other four in her team
- Magician Personas have excellent attack power. With the second available Magician Persona, level 14 Urvasi, she's capable of doing upwards of 300 damage with a single Mabufu, and they just get better from there.
- Whips have a decent range, hit multiple targets, and can inflict a lot of nasty status effects such as paralysis and petrification
- Good contact options on her own, as well as filling in all contact holes with the other four in her team
- Magician Personas have excellent attack power. With the second available Magician Persona, level 14 Urvasi, she's capable of doing upwards of 300 damage with a single Mabufu, and they just get better from there.
- Whips have a decent range, hit multiple targets, and can inflict a lot of nasty status effects such as paralysis and petrification
Cons:
- Whips have horrible attack power, even with her high technique
- Her guns, while powerful, have a very small range, and can almost never be used unless she takes the front row center position, which makes her an easy target due to low HP
- Her forbidden Arcana is Judgment
- Doesn't add much to the plot
- Her guns, while powerful, have a very small range, and can almost never be used unless she takes the front row center position, which makes her an easy target due to low HP
- Her forbidden Arcana is Judgment
- Doesn't add much to the plot
Chris
Arcana: Devil
Weapons: Gloves, Assault Rifle
Contact Options:
- Ignore
- Threaten
- Scream
- Magic
Pros:
Contact Options:
- Ignore
- Threaten
- Scream
- Magic
Pros:
- Having him in your party adds extra scenes and information to the plot of the game -- far more than Ellie which simply serves as a few interesting lines.
- Excellent contact options. Most work well on almost all demons in the game.
- He is the only character able to use some of the most powerful Personas in the game such as Satan, Lucifer, etc.
Cons:
- Excellent contact options. Most work well on almost all demons in the game.
- He is the only character able to use some of the most powerful Personas in the game such as Satan, Lucifer, etc.
- Forbidden Arcanas are Hierophant, Lovers, Chariot, Priestess, Empress, Judgment, Magician, and Justice. This greatly limits his selection of useful Personas
- The powerful Chris only Personas are all very high level and require large amounts of grinding to use, and are virtually useless due to the fact that, when you're on level 99 nothing is going to be powerful enough to present a challenge to you.
- His weapons have a horrible range, even when he is placed at point
- Fairly poor stat distribution
- Joins much later than all other fifth characters, forcing you to go through one and a half dungeons, and a fairly difficult boss at a handicap.
- The powerful Chris only Personas are all very high level and require large amounts of grinding to use, and are virtually useless due to the fact that, when you're on level 99 nothing is going to be powerful enough to present a challenge to you.
- His weapons have a horrible range, even when he is placed at point
- Fairly poor stat distribution
- Joins much later than all other fifth characters, forcing you to go through one and a half dungeons, and a fairly difficult boss at a handicap.
[strike]So, go ahead and vote, and I'll put up the next part once I decide there's enough votes.[/strike]
Voting is closed! The winners are:
1) John
2) 5
3) Both
4) Chris
Also, since this is my first Let's Play, feel free to offer advice, criticisms, etc. I want it to be enjoyable, after all.
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(Funny that I named the protagonist Chris when I first played it, leading to much confusion)
This is a game that's near and dear to me, since it was my first SMT game ever. There just wasn't another RPG like it at the time. Students with guns and demons?
The Americanization kind of made sense at the time considering what the RPG market was like, and people weren't really up in arms about protecting games from the slightest change(not that they had many ways of knowing). The localization is still really bad.
Atlus did have bigger plans for the Revelations moniker(like Soul Hackers and Devil Summoner), but it only lasted up until the GBC Demon Slayer game.
My input:
1. To be as American as possible, name the main character Brosef.
2. I don't know how the ultimate Personas change the game, but I'd say get as many as possible to show them off to people like me. :P
3. I'd love to see both endings, but the Good ending would probably be best for the normal part of the LP.
4. I'm voting for Chris, basically just because he shares my name. I'm shallow!
Looking forward to the start of this!
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2) Get 'em all.
3) Good Ending
4) Ellen
(also edited the post to clarify a couple things. Sorry about that, guys!)
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Well then, just go with John as Most Generic American Name Ever.
George doesn't work without that last name as a Truly American Name. :P
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2. 3
3. Good
4. Chris
We open on a very confused teenager, surrounded by his friends.
Look at that. Even the game doesn't want us to play it.
This is literally 90% of the information you need to know about Mark. The remaining 10% will be revealed very shortly. Also, I love these descriptions so much. "A troublemaker that gets into mischief" as opposed to "a troublemaker that volunteers down at the local soup kitchen on the weekends" I guess.
...yeah. Three lines in and we're already at a typo count of 1. Get used to that, by the way.
She left ugly, but she came back beautiful.
"I also respect and trust her. She's very respectable and trustworthy!"
Our very first choice! This doesn't effect anything except a line or two of dialog directly following it. Suffice to say we're going to bet on Brad for many reasons:
1) Everyone else is; if we bet on Mark and lose, two people have to pay for seven lunches; however, if we bet on Brad and lose, then four people have to pay for seven lunches. It's simple math that going for Brad is the smart thing to do.
2) Very shortly it will be proven that Mark is a total idiot for ever suggesting the bet in the first place.
The scene shifts and everyone's moved. Now, Alana, Brad, Mark, and Ellen are standing in the four corners of the room, prepared to play Persona. Which apparently involves each person saying a variant of "Persona Persona come to me" and then walking to whoever is next to them.
Alana walks to Brad
Brad walks to Mark, who stops to bicker
Like Mark, I find the best way to perform a ritual to summon a demon is to completely half-ass it.
Anyway, Mark walks to Ellen.
Ellen walks to Alana's original position and completes the game.
Alana marches over, furious.
No one has the heart to tell her she looked stupid before, too.
Bard finally finds it suspicious that they allowed the kid that thought the whole thing was a joke and a waste of time to perform part of the game. Presumably Yuki and Nate would have brought that up if either of them gave a shit.
But, before anything can happen, Nate wigs out.
Everyone is understandably surprised at the little ghost girl that suddenly appeared. However, they all remain firmly in place. This is why I could never be an RPG character. A ghost shows up behind me and I am running out of the room shaking and crying. But these guys? Nothing.
Okay, well, that explains it. Alana's too dumb to be scared, Ellen is too interested in the occult, and Brad is just happy to be right. Also, this is reason number 2 to vote for Brad. You've played the game before. Stuff happened when you played the game before. For some reason, Mark just assumes that this time nothing will happen. Because science suggests that if you do a thing once and there is a reaction, doing it again will provoke no reaction at all.
Ellen, meanwhile, has lost her mind.
Alana and Yuki scream as more lightning that I couldn't capture in time flies about.
Nate and Mark are similarly unlucky:
At the end of it, Ellen, Alana, and Brad are the only ones spared.
And the screen fades to black. Or, more precisely, fades to a loading screen.
Next time, creepy men in masks, talking trees, wandering around the worst overworld map ever created, and more! Voting is still open on the four choices from the first update, too.
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We're going with John for the MC because there wasn't any consensus and I feel bad about crushing Wotan's George Lincoln ambitions, so I'm going with his suggestion.
You can still vote on the other three if anyone is reading this that hasn't voted yet.
Also, the next update should come around Wednesday or so, and will be longer than this one was; I just wanted to do that intro scene so there was some sort of content here.
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2) 5
3) Good
4) Chris
For 2-4
All of them
Good ending
Ellen, just because Alana would be a wasted vote.
Uh...
Well, it sort of creates a love triangle with Main.
And as for your second point...wha?
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3.) Good, because its the ending I would go for.
4.) Alana, because she's an airhead blond in pigtails with freckles. Brad looks like a tool, Ellen thinks she's hot shit with her Euro scarf thing (bitch), and Chris... I dunno, I kinda like Chris. But when given the choice between a female character that rolls all of my fetishes into one convenient package versus some dude (even if that dude makes a habit of punching demons), I'm gonna go with the chick.
Is the PSP remake good? And is it available for download (like P3P) or is it only available on UMD?
As to the quality...the translation is hugely improved, cut content (which I'll discuss when applicable) was restored, everything is sped up, and the music was butchered and made awful except for one or two tracks that cj will be by to tell you about shortly.
All that said, it's still an old game, and it still shows. If you don't mind a (very) old school dungeon crawler, it's definitely worth the price.
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Anyway, for the rest...
2) 5. You probably won't actually need them for "that" part if you have the right Personas or just grind to get Lucifer, but they're still fun to have.
3) Good ending, for obvious reasons.
There is no way in hell I am grinding up to level 99 so you can see Lucifer in action. Sorry.
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If I do pick it up (my tolerance for "old school RPG mechanics" has petered off the past few years) I'll definitely wait for a price drop.
See, I'm one of those weird people who much preferred the high school social life aspects to the dungeon crawling in P3 and P4. I have a deep seated hatred of randomly generated dungeons, you see.
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Also, just a tip, if you go for the Good ending, you'll definitely want to do at least some grinding before the last dungeon. Take it from someone who didn't bother grinding for that part, and nearly went insane from the endless savestating required. :x
3) Good ending, 'cos that sounds like the one to go for.
4) Ellen. Because consensus is bad, and her drawbacks seem less crippling.
And the winners are...
1) John
2) 5
3) Good ending (but I decided I'll be showing both anyway so this was a pointless vote sorry
4) Chris
Update coming in a couple hours or whenever I get it done.
I stopped playing Dragon Quest IX to work on this, so you know I'm dedicated. :P
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Kind of text heavy update this time, sorry about that. There's really nothing I can do about it. The next one will probably be the same way for the first half and then it'll start getting better, I promise.
Oh, right. Creepy little ghost girl killing us with lightning.
Turns out the afterlife is a swirly vortex that doesn't screenshot well.
Eventually the fog fades and we're treated to a whole host of mysterious and/or symbolic imagery.
A clock...
Some sort of...gear...thingy.
The Schwarzschild radius
A...helix made out of...tomatoes?
Oh, good. A door. Let's get out of here. The afterlife is strange and confusing.
However, we immediately find we should have stayed with the tomatoes when we're greeted by a strange man in a mask.
Because this has been rendered in [strike]glorious[/strike] 1995 3D, this scene is entirely voice acted for our...pleasure? Let's go with pleasure.
Anyway, back in the world that's locked between time and space...
Wow...How weird...Maybe he's having...The same dream, too...
As you can tell from this detailed analysis into her psyche, Dr. Beverly here is vitally important to the plot of the game.
Before John can answer, or we can answer for him at least, someone else enters the infirmary.
So, who is this? Well, she's--
Oh. God these things make my job so much easier.
And with that, I finally, finally get to control John. First thing I do is open that item box right in front of me and get an herb. That pink tree in the corner there is an Augustus Tree, which serves as our save points through the game. There are approximately four of them in the entire game because that's not annoying at all. The doctor actually gives a fairly clever "you should talk to plants to calm your mind" explanation instead of the typical "SAVE YOUR GAME AT THE TREE...whatever that means lol fourth wall!" explanation that exists in most RPGs.
So, with an herb stolen and our game saved, we say goodbye to the familiar comforts of third person, and head out into the hallways of the school...
If you're like me, you're already lost. But that's okay, because we can pull up an even bigger map!
...oh. Well then.
Okay, honestly, the layout of the school isn't that confusing; it's just a big square that goes up three floors. We're currently on the first floor, and the exit is right next to us. So, let's go! We don't want to keep Mary waiting, right?
Hahaha, no seriously, we're gonna dick around in here for a while first.
In one room, we find Alana and Ellen hanging out for no apparent reason.
In the same room, there is a teacher who has a very important question for us.
2nd floor...It's not you, is it?
Still, we can't just let an accusation like that go. To the second floor, to clear our names!
Chris leaves without a word.
Most of the other students in the school are obsessed with gossip and rumors. Particularly hot topics involve the Sebec Corporation's new building which is said to be cursed due to being built on top of a haunted house, and a student named Bruce who is rumored to have eloped with Selina, Mary's rival in the art club.
One rumor in particular seems to make Mark angry, though...
All the gangsters around here like to use them as their hangout.
:x "Shut up! There are! I've seen them throw parties in one of them!"
It also seems like we aren't the only ones that have been having weird dreams...
And I saw a wicked looking old man that was sitting on a chair...Do you think it has a meaning?
That about wraps it up for the school, except for one last thing. We run into a friend of Mary's in our classroom on the second floor.
We agree because, well, we're going to see her anyway, we might as well.
And on that awkward note, we're done with the school.
Nate has clearly had enough of us poor people and our exploration. Also, it is adorable how he thinks we're going straight to the hospital.
And with that, we head outside. We don't make it very far, though, before being stopped by an old man.
You were all thinking it!
Is there anything wrong?
Okay, I admit it, all that was just to put off the world map. Or, I guess, the City Map.
Look at that. Just look at it. And if that wasn't bad enough, pulling up the minimap, you know, in an attempt to actually find anything at all, gives you this:
Because that's not cluttered and busy at all.
I spend the next fifteen minutes just wandering around the city finding my way around. I eventually find myself in the Joy Street mall where I run into someone interesting!
That's the same school my son goes to. Do you know him? His name is Chris...
Indeed we do!
Please come over to our house sometime!
We also run into some of Mark's friends at the arcade.
He has a scar on his face. Damn! He pisses me off!
That sounds like our new friend! Let's go say hi!
We head over to the warehouses to see if we can meet up with Chris. Nate, naturally, hates everything.
It's nice when friends look out for each other!
Next time: I art thou as thou art thee as thou art me and we art all together.
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For those of you that have never played it, I'm not even a little bit kidding.
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But there are cars in the road! You should include a link to the Satomi Pharmacy music next time so we have something to listen to while we read.
Hitto pointo kaifuku suru nara...
She flirts with Main in PSP, though if you beat the game with her,
And here's the only good songs in the PSP remake:
Hypnos Tower
World Map
(Subjective, it grew on me)
Final Battle
(Classic Meguro)
Okay, a couple more:
The Ending Song
Also, having just played through this part in my second run of PersonaSP not long ago, the translation isn't THAT inaccurate.
Yuki still has that same 'I've sent people to the hospital before' line too.