20 votesPersona 3 Portable
PlayStation Portable (PSP)Survey scores · avg 4.6/5
Persona 3 Portable brings the pioneer of the "Neo Persona" series to smaller screens, allowing players to experience its turn-based social adventure on the go. Framed as a hybrid visual novel and turn-based RPG, players can relive the original story as the male protagonist or choose the exclusive female protagonist route, which features a modified story and new Social Links.
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’m very much a diehard Persona fan, and while I wouldn’t say Persona 3 Portable is the best entry in the series due to some of the compromises made to fit the PSP hardware, I still think it’s a phenomenal game. Despite the downgraded presentation in certain areas, it retains the compelling story, characters, and themes that made Persona 3 so memorable. What truly sets Persona 3 Portable apart is the introduction of the female protagonist.
Before I knew about the PS2 version, Portable was my first Persona 3 experience. It featured a hopeful story about death and a well-rounded cast of broken people who eventually found themselves through each other. Sure, young me was drawn in by the edgy exterior, but looking back as an adult, this is one of the most excellent and mature narrative experiences the PSP had to offer with an addictive JRPG and dungeon-crawling loop.
The social links in this game have deeper meaning. I mean the difference in how your friendship with Junpei as an example is so much better. I loved playing as the female MC and romancing Akihiko-senpai and Shinjiro-senpai haha. Persona 3 for me is the best in persona series as well since the weight of fighting in the real world is more palpable than in an alternate dimension.
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