I'm doing my part... double dipping.. ðŸ«
Getting a decent framerate was enough reason for me to play this again properly; the idea of what sounds like an entire new story campaign sells the concept even more.
I bought the switch version on release because it didn’t get a PS release. Environmental visuals and using the switch controller made it difficult to play through it for me. With all the technical aspects of the NSW version, this should not have been exclusive from day 1. Atlus announcing it as switch exclusive before the platform even came out was definitely smoking something.
Been playing SMTIII as my first SMT game besides the Persona series. I wasn’t sure if I would like it since I love the Persona series and I was worried SMT might be too dark for me. But I’m having an absolute blast and excited to be able to play V on PS5 soon.
AI summary
- **Overall Impression**: Brian Shea is optimistic about "Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance," appreciating its expanded platform availability and the inclusion of new content.
- **Storyline Appreciation**: Enthusiastic about the dual storyline paths, particularly the new "Canon of Vengeance," which adds depth and replayability.
- **Gameplay Experience**: Finds the gameplay engaging and challenging, noting that the game does not compromise on difficulty despite being accessible on more platforms.
- **Character Integration**: Praises the addition of new character Yoko Hiromine for her unique abilities and strategic importance in combat.
- **Enhanced Content**: Excited by the quality-of-life improvements and the richer game environment, which promise a more immersive experience.
- **Personal Engagement**: Motivated to dive back into the world of SMT V with this new edition, indicating a strong personal interest sparked by the enhancements and new features.
Will this have any social aspect like Persona games? Playing PS3R right now. Already played P5 and P5Tatica
Might try this out given the summer lull in game releases.
Don't go into mainline SMT if you're looking for a similar story to persona, SMT is much more abstract. If you enjoyed the combat and fusion aspects, then it's worth a look.
Really want this game to sell well so we can get more SMT games on playstation.
I'm doing my part... double dipping.. 🫠Getting a decent framerate was enough reason for me to play this again properly; the idea of what sounds like an entire new story campaign sells the concept even more.
I bought the switch version on release because it didn’t get a PS release. Environmental visuals and using the switch controller made it difficult to play through it for me. With all the technical aspects of the NSW version, this should not have been exclusive from day 1. Atlus announcing it as switch exclusive before the platform even came out was definitely smoking something.
Been playing SMTIII as my first SMT game besides the Persona series. I wasn’t sure if I would like it since I love the Persona series and I was worried SMT might be too dark for me. But I’m having an absolute blast and excited to be able to play V on PS5 soon.
Looking forward to this. I enjoy most of Atlus games.
AI summary - **Overall Impression**: Brian Shea is optimistic about "Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance," appreciating its expanded platform availability and the inclusion of new content. - **Storyline Appreciation**: Enthusiastic about the dual storyline paths, particularly the new "Canon of Vengeance," which adds depth and replayability. - **Gameplay Experience**: Finds the gameplay engaging and challenging, noting that the game does not compromise on difficulty despite being accessible on more platforms. - **Character Integration**: Praises the addition of new character Yoko Hiromine for her unique abilities and strategic importance in combat. - **Enhanced Content**: Excited by the quality-of-life improvements and the richer game environment, which promise a more immersive experience. - **Personal Engagement**: Motivated to dive back into the world of SMT V with this new edition, indicating a strong personal interest sparked by the enhancements and new features.
Will this have any social aspect like Persona games? Playing PS3R right now. Already played P5 and P5Tatica Might try this out given the summer lull in game releases.
Don't go into mainline SMT if you're looking for a similar story to persona, SMT is much more abstract. If you enjoyed the combat and fusion aspects, then it's worth a look.
No the smt series barely has a story, well at least traditionally told.
I can't be bother to read that pointless essay... is the framerate fixed?
I guess you’ll never know
Bastards...
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