With Sega and Atlus looking into porting more titles to PC, thanks to Persona 4 Golden, the first two Persona games may be last priority.
Persona returned to Shin Megami Tensei’s roots.
It's technically a sub series of Megaten, so it's not surprise it's very much like the other games in the franchise, just less morbid and dark then the other games.
In this guide, every Persona game is ranked from worst to best, for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
The PlayStation Brahs:
"The first of the Persona 25th anniversary announcements will come in September, as early as the 1st of the month. Which will start a series of 7 announcements, all the way up to Autumn 2022. With the announcements coming as early as tomorrow, I thought it would be interesting to talk about what I think my be announced during all of it".
As excited as I am to see more Persona, I really want to know the status of Project Re Fantasy. It's been nearly five years since that game was announced and we know absolutely nothing about it outside of a teaser trailer.
Persona 6 and Persona 3 FES port to PC, I don't know what else to expect, I'd buy a port of P3 Fes to go with P4G.
Likely. The three first Personas don't really play like what most people assume to be standard for the franchise.
Plus they are much older games that would require a far more extensive work in order to fit into modern systems.
That said. I would love to see a remaster of them though. Similar to P4G, these games are stuck on older hardware PSP and PSONE and while they don't have the features that one would expect out of Persona. They have some solid gameplay and pretty good stories - expecially the second and "third" games.
Be amazing if they remade them in the P5 engine style.
As a big smt and persona fan, i'm not a fan of p1 and p2. Battles are some of the most painfully slow turn based battles I've ever experienced in any of the localised smt titles. I was never big on the story of either. (Never finished 1). Thats my hot take on the first 2....never played eternal punishment either.