Persona 3 portable on vita ps2#

In addition to five set difficulty options, players can choose to increase (or decrease) how much experience they earn from each battle and whether they get another chance after falling in battle. The option to customize each game's difficulty (a feature included in the Steam release of P4G) even addresses a major issue many gamers have when playing older games: the need to grind in the face of punishing difficulty and level jumps.

The things that make these games worth playing - from their compelling stories to their character designs to their battle systems - far outweigh any clunky mechanics or antiquated character models that come with their origins as mid-to-late-00s releases. That by no means makes these games outdated or not worth playing far from it, Persona 3 and Persona 4 (in any form) are must-plays for any JRPG fan. Still, while the story, artwork, and anime cutscenes certainly hold up, the character models and dungeons of both games have clearly aged, reminding players that these are essentially PlayStation 2 games at their core. The more powerful hardware meant Atlus didn't have to make sacrifices when porting the game, even adding new Social Links, events, a bonus dungeon, Wi-Fi features, and more.

Persona 3 portable on vita ps2#

As for Persona 4 Golden, it's a truly expanded version of the PS2 original made for the PS Vita.