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#Persona 4 arena ultimax tv tropes Patch#

Some of the "Reason You Suck" Speeches delivered to the members of the Investigation Team ostensibly by their friends are damn chilling.

Next he stands up, still vaguely humanoid, but almost entirely covered by the Shadow's ooze and with red-glowing eyes, before he transforms into a beast at whose side a mask seems to be stitched against.

A black, tar-like substance began flowing from his every orifice. And although the progression of the story mode was streamlined compared to the original, the story told was by and large inferior to its predecessor in spite of some enjoyable moments, with any attempt to make Sho Minazuki a sympathetic character falling flat on its face (that much more glaring after Labrys was handled so well in the original game).The recruit fell to the ground with an agonized scream. Its massive drop-off as a competitive fighter comes as no surprise.

#Persona 4 arena ultimax tv tropes Patch#

Ultimax, while expanding the roster, made plenty of changes to the gameplay that made for a considerably worse game, with there being no sign that Atlus will ever make the arcade patch that (sort of) improved things available for the console versions. Ultimately, though, I did enjoy it, and Labrys was a good addition to the cast. Too much of the P4 crew's story wound up recycling material while failing to advance the broader story, with it not really picking up until Naoto and the P3 crew's sides unlocked. I very much enjoyed the first one, and considered it one of Arc System Works' best fighters at the time. If you want a rhythm game on the Vita, pick pretty much any other rhythm game.

If you really really want a Persona-like game about idols you're probably better off playing Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, honestly.

But as a game and as a continuation of the saga, I found Dancing All Night the most disappointing of the Persona spinoffs. The only thing it has going for it are the remixes, which are great, and the presentation, which is gorgeous. The rhythm gameplay is no good and most of the story is forgettable if you've already played Persona 4, which feels like the opposite of what you want from a supposed continuation of the original's story. If you're in the same boat, you should find it enjoyable enough, but it is very different from P4 obviously.ĭancing All Night is 90% a trash fire and should only be played if you want to know more about Dojima and Nanako. As fighting games, they seem fine, though that's not my genre normally. If you played P3, I'd recommend it it's probably not bad if you only play the P4 side, but I did hear more complaints about that storyline so YMMV.Īrena/Ultimax probably have the next best stories (though I preferred Arena more), but again they work better as P3 spinoffs than P4 spinoffs, especially Ultimax (mainly because of returning P3 characters that weren't in Arena). The Flanderization complaints absolutely apply, but there's actually some character growth on the P3 side as well. Q has the best story and gameplay similar to Persona 4, but to me it really feels like a game better suited as a Persona 3 sequel/spinoff (though to be fair I didn't play the P4 side).

It focuses almost entirely on Marie and the new Golden content, and it doesn't take itself seriously. Golden Animation was pretty good, it assume you've fully finished the game and acts like NG+. Imagine taking a 100+ hour game like P4 and trying to cram it in to into less than 10 hours, the only decent episodes were the ones where they stopped trying to adapt the plot (Detective Nanako). Also you can actually get the entire Arena story mode as DLC for Ultimax. That said, it's a very good fighting game. Ultimax was held together by the P3 cast and Labrys again, in terms of story it was far weaker and you wouldn't miss much by skipping it. If you enjoy rhythm games (Project Diva, Shiny TV, Starlight Stage etc.) you'll get enough out of it to be worthwhile.Īrena was very enjoyable, and although the storyline was a bit rough for some of the P4 characters (Yosuke and Teddie being the exceptions) Labrys' storyline was incredible and the individual P3 character routes were good too. Yeah, it's basically EO x Persona, but they even screwed up the EO part by forcing in a weakness system which makes combat more annoying.ĭancing All Night has a pointless story with really terrible dialogue, but the actual gameplay is decent. Q is terrible, it turns all the characters in one dimensional tropes that have less depth than that hiimdaisy comic.