|
|
The Game Nexus - Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES
|
List Price: $29.99
Our Price: $26.95
Your Save: $ 3.04 ( 10% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Atlus
|
Average Customer Rating: 
|
|
Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 204
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Atlus
EAN: 0730865530267
ESRB Age Rating: Mature
Feature: Includes an enhanced version of the original game plus the new FES
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Atlus
Manufacturer: Atlus
Model: 53026
Platform: PlayStation2
Publisher: Atlus
Release Date: 2008-04-22
Studio: Atlus
|
|
|
Features
|
Includes an enhanced version of the original game plus the new FES
30 additional hours of gameplay with 17 new music tracks
120 hours of gameplay
Includes a weapon synthesis system and hard play mode
Includes the ability to change your characters clothes
|
|
|
|
|
|
Spotlight customer reviews:
|
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great, But
Comment: The game concept is excellent. Good storyline, graphics, music, and level grinding. But I don't yet see any real goal to the midnight grinding yet.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great graphics, music, setting, etc., but repetative gameplay.
Comment: I really liked this game when I first started playing it. It has great graphics for a PS2 game. The music is really good and draws you into the mood of the game. The characters are well developed. The general mood and theme of the game are really good ranging from the light and bouncy NPCs to the dark battle areas. However, I've never been a fan of games like "The Sims" where you have to build up relationships and such over time and you only get to do one or two things a day. There's not much immediate gratification from those kinds of things. That would be OK though if the battle system were more interesting. However, it's like one of those old random dungeon crawlers. You wander through some non-distinct areas with enemies that are not very creative and mostly just upgrades from past levels and then you hit a road block. Once you get to a certain level of the "dungeon" you can't go any further until the right day where you can fight a boss and then the levels open up again. This leads to not really needing or desiring to go back since there's not going to be anything new to do or any new goals. So most of the days you just go do the sim stuff and it gets a little boring. I really want to go back to playing it because I enjoyed the main story line and the creating new personas, but I can't get myself to go back to it for more than a couple of hours at a time and there are so many other good games for the PS2 that I haven't played.
So, if you are a fan of "The Sims" then you may like this since the battles are really not even that hard or important to the storyline. But if, like me, you got bored of The Sims after a few days of playing it, then you'll get bored of this game too.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Amazing game @ an Amazing Price
Comment: So, the best RPG I played all last year gets an awesome special edition.
This comes with an expanded edition of the original (new character costumes, Personas, and social links) 100 hour+ RPG. t also comes with the, previously only in Japan, Expansion disc with another 50+ hours f gameplay. That's 150+ hours of gameplay from this little collection, of one of the most interesting and unique RPGs to come out EVER for the PS2.
Needless to say, I was Very Impressed
Customer Rating:
Summary: It's the little things...
Comment: I'll keep this short so..
It's the little things that Atlus/SMT added that make this game so much better than the original. The costumes, the dialog, Elizabeth!! Oh man, she is so cool. The fact that you can import your demons and social attributes (even if you didn't beat P3)is pretty nice as well. All the times you wished that the arcade was open or the train station was a little bigger: Fulfilled. Buy this game, and never trade it in.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Over Hyped
Comment: The game was fun and refreshing when I first started playing. However, both the non-combat portions and the battles became tiresome.
Furthermore, maybe it's because that I do not understand JRPGs, the storyline did not draw me into the game. Even the FF10 cut scenes made more sense to me.
Lastly, the frequently appearing loading screen drove me nuts.
|
|
|
Editorial Reviews:
|
Lead a group of high school students with a dangerous extracurricular activity: exploring the mysterious tower Tartarus and fighting the sinister Shadows during the Dark Hour, a frozen span of time imperceptible to all but a select few. However, the end of their quest is no longer the end of the story--witness for the first time the aftermath of the final battle and the students' struggle to find meaning in their new lives.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
