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Marvels Spider-Man 2 $69.99
Diablo 4 with micro-transactions $69.99
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom $69.99 (copy and paste from the original)
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor $69.99
Mortal Kombat 1 $69.99
Starfield $69.99
Madden NFL 24 with micro-transactions $69.99
EA Sports FC 24 with micro-transactions $69.99
Forza $69.99
Lords of the Fallen $69.99
Hogwarts Legacy $69.99 (this one seemed justified but proving a point)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 $69.99 (I cannot believe people are still buying these games)
Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth $69.99 (which is three games that came from one game. So your paying more for the whole game than $69.99).
All except FF7: Rebirth are games coming out this year that are $70 price tag. Sure are a lot I wouldn't say is worth that price tag but I think we can see a pattern since the normies do not care and will pay for it
Oh and gratz on being number 15 for the same thread. We only need to reach 100 of the same thread and I'm sure Atlus / Sega will change their minds. (sarcasm by the way). :)
You already know it's going to have new engine(UE4) with redesigned tartarus, new anime cutscenes, new voice actors ect. Depending on which part - it's either on par or better than P5R. Nobody but you can say how much each of those things is worth to you. For all I know you might be perfectly happy with P3P and not care about the new things. In that case the additional $50 are not justified
If you are simply trying to compare the prices between persona games -P3R is cheaper than the price of Persona 5(not royal) when it came out.
The day 1 DLCs are things like cosmetics/BGM/personas. They are there to upsell the people with more cash. You dont need them to have the full experience unlike in some other games.
Aesthetic Changes:
The game's aesthetics have been overhauled, including character designs and sprites, the GUI, the map models, and their contents.
The game includes newly arranged music and original compositions, with Atsushi Kitajoh as main composer.
• Rapper Lotus Juice returned as a male vocalist, and Azumi Takahashi was introduced as a new female vocalist.
• Similarly, to Persona 5 Royal, a new player advantage battle theme "It's Going Down Now" was added. A rearranged version of the original theme, "Mass Destruction," is used for regular battles.
The game features new animated cutscenes, but some original scenes have been remade in 3D.
The Japanese voices were recorded from scratch.
• Koromaru is voiced by Shinya Takahashi, reprising from Persona 3 The Movie where he was uncredited.
The English version features a mostly entirely new voice cast:
• The protagonist and Pharos are now voiced by Aleks Le.
• Yukari Takeba is now voiced by Heather Gonzalez.
• Junpei Iori is now voiced by Zeno Robinson.
• Mitsuru Kirijo is now voiced by Allegra Clark.
• Akihiko Sanada is now voiced by Alejandro Saab.
• F u u ka Yamagishi is now voiced by Suzie Yeung.
• Aigis is now voiced by Dawn M. Bennett.
• Ken Amada is now voiced by Justine Lee.
• Shinjiro Aragaki is now voiced by Justice Slocum.
• Shuji Ikutsuki is now voiced by Jake Green.
• Takaya Sakaki is now voiced by Daman Mills.
• Jin Shirato is now voiced by Chris Hackney.
• Chidori Yoshino is now voiced by Merit Leighton.
Certain characters' voice actors have been preserved:
• Tara Platt reprises her role as Elizabeth.
The English version preserves the original game's naming conventions: for example, the name of the skill Bash is kept as is instead of being changed to "Lunge," and the "Out" in "All-Out Attack is written in uppercase in spite of following a hyphen.
All Social Link events are fully voiced.
The game has been localized in 13 languages, only in subtitle form. New languages include Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Russian and Turkish.
The frame rate has been improved from the original's 30FPS to a stable 60FPS, and the resolution has been increased to support 4K.
SEES Attire P3RE:
All members of S.E.E.S can wear customized equipment, available sometime in the game.
The new armband designs are numbered:
Mitsuru's number is 0.
Akihiko's number is 1.
Shinjiro's number is 2.
The protagonist's number is 3, based on the game.
Yukari's number is 4.
Junpei's number is 5.
F u u ka's number is 6.
Aigis's number is 7.
Koromaru's number is 8.
Ken's number is 9.
Combat aesthetics have been improved:
Cut-ins are animated and dynamic.
The protagonist and the party have different victory poses, similarly to Persona 5.
Every party member has their own Finishing Touch by ending a battle via All-out Attack, similarly to the Persona 5 franchise.
Story and Gameplay Changes:
New side stories in the form of "Link Episodes" have been added for certain characters, separate from the Social Link mechanic.
• This not only includes members of SEES, but also members of Strega.
• Watching specific Link Episodes will reward with stat boosts and unlock special fusion recipes.
Class questions have been changed.
Social Links can no longer be Broken, and criteria for Reversing them have mellowed.
Tartarus has a new map and significantly more details and parts.
• Tartarus has breakable objects.
• Certain Treasure Chests in Tartarus are locked. They require a key to be unlocked.
The protagonist can dash while exploring dungeons.
An auto-recovery feature is included.
The condition system where party members can become tired over time has been removed.
Combat details have been tweaked:
• Some skills' properties have been changed.
• The learn pools of party members have been fleshed out and rebalanced.
• Damage-dealing Light and Dark skills, such as Kouha and Eiha, are introduced in the game.
• A new combat mechanic called "Shift," similar to Baton Passes of Persona 5, has been introduced.
• A new system called Theurgia, has been introduced, where combatants can perform special attacks, requiring a gauge that can be filled depending on the party member's personality.
• For the protagonist, this mechanic is a substitute for their ability to perform Fusion Spells.
Shuffle Time functions similarly to Persona 4 Golden, where cards are manually selected.
Holy crap batman, I think I got everything that we have learned up to this point through trailers and interviews. I’m sure we will learn more before the game comes out. So, in my opinion with all this work, yes, the $70 price tag is worth it for this game.
Anyway it uses Unreal Engine 4 it's different engine that P5/P5R used, if you wanna a fair comparison you can wait Metaphor, judge from the trailer i think Metaphor use same engine like P5/P5R, ohh SMT V also used Unreal Engine 4, so stop comparing P3R with P5/P5R