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Published : November 20, 2008 |
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Get our game guide for: Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4. This precise WALKTHROUGH GAME STRATEGY GUIDE is now available for you right in your members area and compatable for the Sony Playstation 2 PS2 Platform. GameGuideDog.Com is dedicated to helping gamers through games. We are confident our support and guides are one of the best gaming resources anywhere! This game is scheduled to hit shelves on December 4th. Keeping things fresh in a franchise is a must, right? So instead of focusing on the midnight hour and allowing the students to enter a parallel dimension in the depths of night, Persona 4 is more about paying attention to the weather…and television sets. That may require some elaboration. The rumor that floats around Inaba, much like a bedtime fairytale designed to stimulate the fantastical imaginations of the young and impressionable, is that if you look into a TV when it's raining outside, you'll see your soul mate. Believe it or not, the reality of this world is actually far more sinister: if you look into a TV when it's raining, you get dragged into a nasty otherworldly dimension with no hope of escape. When the weather changes to foggy, though, some invisible force will chuck your body out of the TV and back into the real world. But of course, by then, it's far too late to save them. It's like something out of a cheesy horror novel, but given Atlus' penchant for artistry and portraying an emotional and intense storyline, it probably won't seem cheesy when you play the game. We're wondering what that world inside the TV will look like… Not surprisingly, the main character and his friends learn that those responsible for the aforementioned girl's murder and a myriad of other crimes exist on "the other side." Hence, they need to willingly launch themselves into that world – via the big flat-screen in a store – and start searching. And again, here we find another significant difference between the last Persona and this one: instead of moving through a series of randomly generated rooms and dungeons linked together in one ever-changing tower, you will be roving through smaller, more linear (and more relevant) environments. See, the dungeons are physical manifestations of the fears that inhabit a particular person's psyche, and in this case, the psyche of the recently disappeared/abducted. The best way to combat any of the Shadows encountered in the darker world relies on your character's ability to defeat their alter egos. They will have to confront these doppelgangers in combat, and once they do, they can use their freshly obtained powers in future encounters. These, of course, are the well-known Personas, but unlike the mechanic in Persona 3, you will be able to wield these Personas as one would wield a standard Summon or spell in any given traditional RPG.
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