NoobFeed editor Faviyan - Persona 5: The Phantom X isn't perfect, but its narrative and combat are unique in the genre. For Persona aficionados and gacha fans, the game has promise and so much to offer.
Perfect World Game, the publishers of Persona 5: The Phantom X, have announced the release date of the much-awaited RPG. It will be released on April 18 on all platforms, including mobile and PC.
No matter how many times I'm told this is official, it looks so much like a bootleg of P5.
Atlus launched its annual survey to pick the minds of the fans on a variety of topics, including Persona 5: The Phantom X and future mainline games.
I would like a full game from the beginning. Not an unfinished one at release and a complete one for full price again one year later.
Pretty much. If you're a jrpg enthusiast you'd be stupid to invest in xbox unless you wanted to get it for other genres as well.
well then if you're from Japan, then you should already know that hunk of plastic shit you love doesn't even create a blip on the radar.
Well most of Japan owns a switch so expect it to land on Nintendo platforms. If there is any luck for me they'll also consider Sony consoles. Although I find this questionnaire asinine it should be on everything that's current Gen pc and switch. So ps5 Xbox series switch and pc. It's not like atlas is an exclusive studio unless something is changing.
Japan population 125 million. Damn that's wild.
Switch sold in Japan 29 million
Still impressive as hell
I would just suggest worry about where it sold more. Focus on those consoles if your worried
Today, during the TapTap Presents 2023 event, a new trailer of the upcoming mobile game Persona 5: The Phantom X has been released.
With Ever Crisis coming out and this, I think the stigma with what a mobile game “looks” like is becoming less of a thing. Now, the real question is how much a pay wall these games will be or how obnoxious is the UI and Hub menu? That’s truly what mobile games annoy me with.
I've never been upset with how a mobile game looks. They generally look exactly like how much they're trying to fleece you for MTXs. So if it has lots of timers and meters everywhere, I'm not gonna play it, because it's one big funnel from your wallet to the publishers bank account. My biggest gripe with mobile gaming is control. Not having tactile feedback ruins gaming. Period. Expecting people to carry around a controller to play a mobile game is asinine.
I think Mihoyo have almost single-handedly changed gamers perspective of mobile games, they did mine at least. Ui and Hub bothers me far less than the gacha system. Gacha games are daylight robbery and will instantly turn me off this if they think I'm going to spend the price of a brand new AAA game just for a chance of pulling something desirable.
I think DarXyde is gonna have to drop money on a mobile game.
How the times have changed.
What normally kills mobile games aren't the graphics or even the core of the gameplay. But rather the monetization and the fact that are often service games that stretch out way too much and ended up cannibalizing themselves in the process.
