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Is femc worth it? Rhetorical question

Hiya, have you finished the remake's Answer? I'm wondering what you think. I'm planning on playing FES but I'm wondering if it's best to "save" the experience for Reload which I've heard is just better overall.

So it seems like portable is, kind of, similar to smt iv? As far as the cutscenes and dialogue and stuff? and movemnt outside of dungeons being done through a menu instead of 3d movement

The real question should be: "Is Persona 3 Worth Playing?" To which is the answer is: Absolutely.

He would win americas got talent for sure

No.

Ive played fes like 3 or 4 times and was never able to finish for a verity of reasons. I recently bought the portable version on the switch, and while the game being turned into a visual novel is annoying and uninteresting, ive found a video of all the fes story stuff to watch while i explore explore tartarus. Overall thoughts and feels: unless you need to see your guy moving and the extra chapter, portable is fine. Still plan on getting a ps3 for the Full fes experience and maybe the chapter later

Only reason to play P3P is for the FemC route or if its the only version you can play. Reload's better but so is FES. If you really need direct commands use a modded iso on a emulator or use a cheat code on emulator or cheat device like a gameshark.

At first, neither FES nor Portable clicked for me, but after playing through Reload it's kind of fun to play FeMC in P3P, it's like playing a demake in an alternate dimension :D So that would be my subjective recommendation currently ^^

Sadly Femc did not return in the persona 3 reload

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I prefer p3p. Having the option to play as a female character just puts it above for me. I could care no less about graphics and whatnot.

I didn't know persona 3 had different versions and I played the portable version on switch and hated it. Not being able to walk around during daytime threw me off

I played P3P only because I didn’t have the console 😂

I’m just… not gonna play Persona 3. It seems like no version has all the stuff I want to experience in one (FeMC and The Answer). So I’m just gonna stick with Persona 4 Golden and Persona 5 Royal as the Persona games I’ll play

😜 *Promosm*

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P3 is massively flawed and overated imo

Great overall summary, looking forward to the gameplay!

Its the Best Classic Bomberman Game! 10/10 in Multiplayer

I played both, and i like more portable tbh

Love them

One button special is trash but wtf ever!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Nice video! I hope your channel grow. It reminds me a LOT of core-a gaming.

Good luck with your channel Street fighter and fighting games at evo this year are popping off! So many 3-2 neck and neck matches and comebacks! Aki and the tmnt collab also got announced! Super wicked

What is smash bros?

I find that the biggest problem with fighting games for the longest time is that they just don't teach or explain things well enough for the layman to understand. They were initially designed to be social games between two or more people in an arcade setting, and thus devs mostly left the teaching of the genre to the community, encouraging mingling and socializing between players. But that all changed when video games turned more into a home entertainment. Suddenly, a training mode is needed, then a proper tutorial, then a functioning online, etc, etc, and the list goes on. Fighting game devs took a really long adjustment period compared to other genres. Riot Games recently released a "How to Play Project L" video that details how to play the game, explaining its system and controls. The amount of non-FG people in the comments being surprised and excited at the "simplicity" of the game is lowkey amusing, because almost all the things detailed in the video are basic fighting game stuffs, and anyone with experience in fighting games could tell from all the gameplay footage of Project L that the game is extremely complex and demanding in execution. The Cannon brothers and the dev team basically made Project L seem "simple" in the eyes of the average gamer by properly explaining stuffs to them. It's both groundbreaking and asinine for how straightforward their solution is, lol...

You know the 90s happened right? Fighting games WERE mainstream. They were the dominant genre of most of the 90s. It wasnt always the "odd uncle" and if you're going to do a video like this you shouldnt misinform people. Not that this is you're fault but I am sick and tired of young people telling me that my past is a lie. Take it from someone who was there, fighting games were everything. You think Hollywood spent millions making a terrible Street Fighter movie because it was niche? Then fighting games died. Then they came back in 2009 and have been around ever since. Will they ever achieve the level of fame and notoriety of the SF2 or SF4 days? No. Not currently because fighting games are still a thing, they would have to die to be born again like SF4. And people are weirdly afraid of picking up fighting games. Theres an incredible amount of misinformation about fighting games and their difficulty and what is necessary for them to become fun. People believe you need to be Daigo to have fun playing and that simply isnt true. Fighting games needs a huge cultural facelift if they're to become mainstream again. The general public need to know that pressing buttons and watching cool stuff happen is the fun part, not necessarily learning framedata and matchups. Tier lists also need to gtfo. Just pick who you think is cool and go. Stop worrying about the meta when you're not at that level. This is just aimed at anyone generally, though the first part is directed at you.

With the rise of rampant hacking and cheating in online gaming and the Developers themselves being directly involved and partially responsible, I believe that fighting games WILL make a mainstream comeback do to the non-online nature of them. Games with campaign and story modes will also make a comeback.

As a complete newbie to these kind of fighting games, sf6 has felt really accessible. Each character is fun to play as and it feels really encouraging learning new combos and strategies.

No cutscenes on portable is a bummer..but that’s what I’ll play first. Then I’ll play the remake when it comes

Not with disappointing games like SF6. Capcom gotta do a better job than this.

I'm also a fighting games enjoyer and I gotta say most of the modern releases in the genre have been disappointing to say the least. but sf6 finally delivers, like you sad it yourself, most games make an effort to hide important information to gameplay while sf6 makes that very clear and by playint the single player content, trials, practice, tour mode you'll learn all you need while having fun. For why I like it in specific it's for the amount of option you always have, most fighting games it feels like you're forced to block forever and the first to block loses, bu sf6 gives you a lot of defensive measures with the drive impact, parry and drive reversal, while also giving all characters a fully invincible super, it always feels like you could make a come back, you could win if things went down another way, and most others fighting games, like the newest gulty gear for example, whenever I lose a round all I can think about is "well wtf was I supposed to do?". I'm not that good at street fighter, I can have plat with 5 characters but I can't for the life of me get diamond with anyone but still I'm having a blast, and as icing on top as to why anyone should buy this game, we need to talk about not just the amazing net code but also the bigger playerbase and crossplay, and while most games falls in active players substantially whitin a mounth, sf6 has been maintaining a far bigger and more stable player base, and it bodes well for the game's longevity. Sry for the wall of text, I love the genre and have a lot to say about it and please disregard any gramatic and sintax mistakes as english is not my main language (i'm brazilian).

big apologies for the massive wait in videos. we had a hard drive go down with hours of footage between different games, so between attempted recovery, remaking assets, and straight up re-recording, i didn't have the time to actually edit this out for release. until now. on the bright side, there's now some pretty interesting indie releases that are pending a video, and they should come out far more rapidly. probably.

Well i think people should just wait until persona 3 reload comea out intead of playing p3p

Currently playing Portable. I was really hyped to play this game and even though I'm having fun... I don't know. I feel like I'm more and more playing the game just because? I don't know. Really mixed feeling. All those 3d animations missing really make everyday go by really really quickly. And it's hard to really get in the story when everything is told through a PowerPoint. And to make things worst. The remake persona 3 reload just got announced and now I'm pretty sure that if I had known that before. I'd probably wouldn't have spend 20 euro on p3p. Everytime I see fes gameplay, just moving around in town. Seeing character move while talking. It looks like so much more fun. I'm probably gonna finish p3p but, i don't know if I'm playing it cause I want. Or cause I feel obligated to

I haven't played Saturn Bombemran in a long while, but I remember the two things that made me check it out were the Master mode (which I never really played but thought it was cool to have that challenge mode with Bomberman wearing a gi as if it was a martial arts movie), and of course the 10-player widescreen mode that had me forever dreaming about playing with that many people at once. Closest I got was a 7-8 player Bomberman Blast game, which was undeniably awesome of course, and playing Power Bomberman online with 6-7 players (that fangame is def worth talking about with how it might as well be a "Smash Ultimate" of Bomberman games with all the references, powerups, and mainly that it also features a 12-player wide field mode a la Saturn Bomberman...there's a lot of stuff that is clearly based off it in there). There's also Atomic Bomberman which would be funny to check out for you; I hold a level of nostalgia for it and it is certainly the fastest official game with how everyone moves so fast from second 1, and can be either hilarious or annoying to have all the voiced taunts and 90s CGI while playing. But I remember that the second reason for little me to try that one out was because of being the only other official game outside of Sat (and the currently unaccessible, unemulated Hi-Ten Bomberman) that could handle 10 players, even though unfortunately capped at max 5 connected PCs online (technically could still do 10 if there were 2 players in each PC. That was crazy to watch though with the pace AND fields *not being made bigger to accomodate*.

Some precideraly generated encounters would acin to the hooded figures or that doc workers questline in little marrow, I had the idea of mermaids and sirens you would encounter out at sea, the mermaids would be a randomly generated version of the hooded figures quest but with a reward of gems and jewelry instead of a book most of the time and sirens would "ask" you a riddle in exchange for safe passage and elderage gold and jewels. However I think they would need more than the fallout method to make post campaign/side guest play. The vulnerability in dialogue Windows would probably be a big problem for most forms of talking at sea like with the hooded figure quest and bombs.

Is the artwork on the right side of the thumbnail official or fanart

here because of the p3 reload news 😂

And now there’s another.

Good quality, honest review. Content was scripted thoughtfully and the supporting video clips were apropos.

You should change the end title of the Video to "or JUST TERRIFYING?" for it to make sense imo. I rarely pay for games, but this is going to be my next purchase, as I've really enjoyed the gameplay that I've watched on UA-cam - a Second Opinion is always welcome - so I thank you for that :)

How is that average exactly? Is everything that bad?

this was a great video :)

I honestly only played Persona 3 Portable for the FeMc, Kotone, because I'd beaten P3FES a few times before and really wanted to have a new perspective (as advertised) and I was not disappointed. It was one of the best Persona experiences I've ever had, I'm stuck between P3 and P4 being my favorite Persona games.

I am currently playing dredge and I live the feel of it. Cosy ocean fishing game with a side of Lovecraftian spookiness. My favourite parts would have to be: 1. The inventory system where more valuable = bigger size. 2. How pretty the game looks. 3. The upgrading systems. Things I didn't really like: 1. Dredging the materials was too easy, you could max out an entire tier of boat upgrades before buying any of them. 2.5. I think they were also too small, as upgrading your ship is very important I think they should be bigger. 3. The storage I felt was too big, you could store a lot of upgrade materials as well as the space on your boat and fill a lot of upgrade slots easily. 4. Research parts was a little too easy to find, as well as being able to buy them outright. 5. The "bring me x fish" quests could be better, or heck, even have them randomized so they were always available. (Limited by current fishing gear on board and/or the local area maybe.)

i just got through a playthrough of modded FES, and i've played P3P (but not the remaster), and i think it is the best version for me. i also beat vanilla FES and fought through the party AI, so it has a special place in my heart. i think FES is better overall for me, as i do enjoy things that fight me but work well once you've mastered the mechanics (i drive a stick rather than automatic, so take what i say with a grain of salt lol). the main difference to me seems that P3P and even modded FES lean towards a well rounded party where you can rely on other characters to support the MC, much like P4 and P5 BUT FES is more of a showing in how strong you can be to lead the party. there are quite a few situations in FES where your best bet is going it alone and outright leaving your party members, which can be off putting to some players. i won't spoil too much here, but it's possible this was an intentional design choice given the themes of the game and its ending, even the inception of the MC makes him special and stronger, so i didn't mind this role. i also see the other side with this being a burden though, as it does seem counter-intuitive to have, let's say, a character who is proficient in physical attacks and fire ;) who is less reliable than separate personas like Surt and Su'sanoo for the MC which fulfill those roles. like i mentioned earlier, it can sort of make your party obsolete, which goes against one of the main gameplay mechanics of having a team lol. FES requires solid resource management, both in and out of combat. in combat, since there is no SP restoration like newer games unless you return to the base floor of Tartarus (which has the drawback of instantly sending home tired or sick party members), there will be times when all you have is your items to bring your resources back without calling it a day (where it's arguably better to just rest up until you get to Good condition, especially on Hard difficulty), but you only have a few more floors to go before your checkpoint/objective. this was largely done away with in later versions, and i think there's good reason for its exclusion. i still enjoy the need to be optimal with time usage, but it's also arguable that once you get the hang of it, it just stands in the way of the player behaving as they really want to. regarding outside of combat, each block of the story is locked behind the in game calendar so there will be times where (in FES) you pretty much have nothing to do, especially in end game. this can again ruin immersion. while beginning and mid game can slightly remedy this with Social Links, without jobs, all you do is dungeon for a few days, social link, and story fights (wash, rinse, repeat). P4 remedied this by adding in jobs you can do, and raising stats is important, but not really that important if you don't like the specific link (Fuuka/Courage, Mitsuru/Knowledge, Tanaka/Charm, etc). however, if you want the strongest personas (which i'd argue are necessary on Hard), you will have a slight variation in gaining stats which makes the game fun again. (i think you then run into the issue of why not go for all Max S Links, but then you basically have to follow a guide to the letter or you're sooo fucked lol).

Not only “the best Bomberman battle mode by far” AND “the best overall bomberman game”… … but also “the best 5th gen party game by far” And one of the greatest “simple to pick up, all ages, multiplayer party games of all time”, provided you have 6-8 Saturn controllers and at least one multi tap.

sorry for the inactive period from the last video. we're working on some exciting stuff behind the scenes for both this channel and also on twitch, and now that most of the groundwork is done we should be back to regular content. i also got hopelessly addicted to honkai star rail, but you'll forgive me for that, right?