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Game Podunk: Shin Megami Tensei: Persona For PSP Now Available In Stores

Atlus has announced today that Shin Megami Tensei: Persona for the PSP system is now available in stores across North America. The game is a remake of the first chapter in the highly-acclaimed Persona franchise, released in North America twelve years ago as Revelations: Persona for the Playstation. The UMD version of the game will be sold in a Collector's Edition boxed set and will house a 2-disc soundtrack of the game's entire musical score. This is no pre-order special, and the CDs are included with all copies of the game, but only for those at launch.

A digital version of the game will also be available via the Playstation Network and is scheduled for a October 1 release. Both versions of the game will be priced at $39.99, but only physical launch copies will have the soundtrack. So hardcore fans may want to consider grabbing the UMD version(plus, you won't have to wait another week for the game). (PSP, Shin Megami Tensei: Persona)

Credit url: atlus.com
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