Persona 3 Reloaded This was an important project for Atlus, not only because it was appreciated by critics and the public, but also because it allowed the company to learn a lot of lessons that led to the development of Persona 4 Resurgence Have a higher degree of experience.
talking about Kazuhisa Wada, producer of the seriesinterviewed by GamesRadar+.
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Wada explained that there were “a lot of things we wanted to do” with Persona 3: Reloaded, but considering this was the first time the team had attempted a remake of this magnitude, “We’re really not sure how much we can handle”.
Ultimately, Atlus decided to focus solely on “Make the core experience as good as possible”. The “Aegis” plot is something the team feels can be “launched out later,” “and once we have time to do it, we can give it the treatment it deserves.”
Persona 4: Resurrection introduces thug Kanji Tatsumi through trailer
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things develop differently When Persona 4 Resurrection ArrivesWada said. “Mary’s story is closely tied to the main plot [P4 Golden] We can’t release it later,” like the studio did with Aegis.
“So we decided: ‘Let’s learn all the lessons of P3R. Let’s combine them. Well, it’s time to roll up your sleeves and go all out for a complete remake. ”
Finally, keep in mind that Persona 4: Resurgence will have some updated dialogue, but the characters will remain true to the original.










