Person 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers may be a more full-fledged sequel to Persona 5 than some people are expecting, and its new Japanese trailer and demo are nearly calling it a Persona 5-2.
VGChartz's Thomas Froehlicher: "Fans of Atlus' legendary JRPG will be thrilled to find in Persona 5 Scramble a true sequel. Even in a very different genre, the Koei Tecmo-developed title extends Persona 5's enjoyment in a remarkable way, and it represents much more than a simple milking of Persona 5's universe. Persona 5 Scramble makes clever use of the 'Warriors' gameplay while maintaining the spirit of the original title at all times, which includes rich mechanics and stellar storytelling. These numerous important, positive qualities fortunately make up for some outdated visuals. Let's just hope Atlus strives to improve on that aspect with its future releases."
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Here I was thinking of the five biggest RPGs that have been announced and are still on their way, and Sony go and drop Final Fantasy 16 on us this Wednesday gone. So this is now the eight biggest and best-looking RPGs that we can’t wait to play! Plus a couple bonuses.
Great list but I'm not in any rush to play Genshin Impact. I hear it's going to be gatcha hell game with pretty makeup on.
Granblue Fantasy Re:Link ... although I am starting to think this is just never coming out at this point. Also, I would have put Legend of Heroes Trails of Cold Steel IV.
I definitely looking forward to playing these 3 first... FFXVI,Granblue Fantasy:Relink & Persona 5 Scramble though I am interested in Scarlet Nexus & Tales Of Arise as well.
Today Koei Tecmo announced its financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2020, and they're extremely positive. A western release for Persona 5 Scramble was mentioned again.
Koei Tecmo one of my fave studios would love an HD remaster of the Ar Tonelico/Ar Nosurge collection. I would also like a new Dynasty Warriors Gundam game along with an HD remaster of the Dynasty Gundam games and a Blue Reflection 2.
This has been common knowledge for a while now. It is basically a sequel with warriors style battle mechanics in palaces. Unfortunately some people are still too short sighted to see past the musou mechanics and refuse to acknowledge it as such.
Yes it’s a sequel. They said it was and if you watch the intro it shows the two next to the title briefly.