Persona 3 Reload will feature many changes and improvements over the original, and when it comes to voiced line, it promises to be a truly massive game and the biggest entry in the series to date.
Speaking with Japanese magazine Famitsu, as reported on Twitter by @MbKKssTBh5, general producer Kazuhisa Wada, director Takuya Yamaguchi, and producer Ryota Niitsuma revealed more information on the remake of the third entry in the series, saying that it will have the highest amount of voiced lines in a Persona game ever, and not just because of the additional side stories it will features, which is a very interesting statement, considering how many voiced lines both Persona 4 and Persona 5 have.
The members of the Persona 3 Reload development team have also talked about gameplay additions and changes. The big Tartarus dungeon, which is the only dungeon in the original, has been expanded to make exploring it more worthwhile. A new dash function has also been added to speed up exploration. As previously revealed, the game will also not feature content from FES and Portable, but some elements from FES will be included, likely the Aigis Social Link, which was absent from the original release.
Despite lacking all of the content created for the game, Persona 3 Reload is setting out to be the definitive way to enjoy the game that turned the ATLUS series into a worldwide phenomenon. The game launches in Early 2024 on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One worldwide.
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