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Thank you for the musicNext month, the legendary Persona franchise will take to the stage once again, as the returning Persona Super Live P-Sound 2022 concert will regale a packed auditorium with a playlist of memorable and distinctive tunes pulled from the iconic JRPG series. However, anyone expecting any sort of reveal may want to keep their expectations in check...
According to a statement by publisher Atlus (https://p-ch.jp/news/8763/), the concert will not be used as an opportunity to reveal any new games set within the reality-bending universe. Fans can expect some awesome music, live vocals, bafflingly written lyrics, and appearances from the series' voice cast ? but if you go in expecting a Persona 6 announcement, then you might come away a little disappointed. With ringing ears, tapping toes, and having had a great night, mind, but disappointed.
It's understandable that some fans might be getting a tad antsy, given that the smash-seller Persona 5 debuted way back in 2016, following a development cycle that lasted practically an entire generation. Since then, Atlus has released several new spin-offs, including musou-like Persona 5 Strikers (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-persona-5-strikers/), two new Persona Dancing (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-persona-3-dancing-in-moonlight/) titles, and Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-persona-q2-new-cinema-labyrinth/) for Nintendo 3DS. But if you're holding out for Persona 6 announcement, keep holding, friend. After all, even when we get the inevitable reveal, how long is that dev cycle going to be?
Persona Super Live P-Sound 2022 takes place October 8-9 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan
The post Atlus says no new Persona announcement at P-Sound Concert (https://www.destructoid.com/persona-p-sound-concert-no-announcement-atlus-japan/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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Thank you for the musicNext month, the legendary Persona franchise will take to the stage once again, as the returning Persona Super Live P-Sound 2022 concert will regale a packed auditorium with a playlist of memorable and distinctive tunes pulled from the iconic JRPG series. However, anyone expecting any sort of reveal may want to keep their expectations in check...
According to a statement by publisher Atlus (https://p-ch.jp/news/8763/), the concert will not be used as an opportunity to reveal any new games set within the reality-bending universe. Fans can expect some awesome music, live vocals, bafflingly written lyrics, and appearances from the series' voice cast ? but if you go in expecting a Persona 6 announcement, then you might come away a little disappointed. With ringing ears, tapping toes, and having had a great night, mind, but disappointed.
It's understandable that some fans might be getting a tad antsy, given that the smash-seller Persona 5 debuted way back in 2016, following a development cycle that lasted practically an entire generation. Since then, Atlus has released several new spin-offs, including musou-like Persona 5 Strikers (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-persona-5-strikers/), two new Persona Dancing (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-persona-3-dancing-in-moonlight/) titles, and Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/review-persona-q2-new-cinema-labyrinth/) for Nintendo 3DS. But if you're holding out for Persona 6 announcement, keep holding, friend. After all, even when we get the inevitable reveal, how long is that dev cycle going to be?
Persona Super Live P-Sound 2022 takes place October 8-9 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan
The post Atlus says no new Persona announcement at P-Sound Concert (https://www.destructoid.com/persona-p-sound-concert-no-announcement-atlus-japan/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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