" @PaJamieez said:I think P4 got more attention because increasing personality stats and doing social activities were in a lot of instances combined instead of being separate like in P3. "Hmmm Should I study, or should I Spend time with this person...? Oh wait! If I spend time with her, my expression is gonna beef up too! YES!""Persona 4 is much better than Persona 3. Both are great games, but in Persona 4, everything feels more personal. You also have more time to do social links. I got that same feeling when Chie took a hit for me!!"The characters in P4 are more realistic than P3 I think. Maybe that's why P4 has had more attention than P3. "
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It's hard to resist games like Shin Megami Tensei: Revelations Persona, and the remake of Shadow of Memories on the PSP. (Two games that I happend to miss in the last two console generations.) And I will infact, end up purchasing them. It's sad however that I'm mostly going to play them at home, when a perfectly capable PS2 can play the same games on a bigger screen. The aspect in which portable game designers have to consider is the play time actually spent on the road, and how much excitement and allure one can pack into 25 - 30 minutes of gameplay without stifling quality. I think developers are getting the hint though, Echochrome, is a recently released puzzle game that's deep, innovative, and portable! On the horizon, Holy Invastion of Privacy, Badman! What did I do to deserve this?'s dungeon creation / tower defence game play and the Little Big Planet Port's custom user level design look as if they can guide the Playstation Portable to be a true portable game player!
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