Persona 5 Arena, in Atlus’ plans for an upcoming announcement?
Everything you need to know about Atlus’ Persona saga
Persona 5 bestseller, its definitive version (Persona 5 Royal) or its recent action spin-off, Persona 5 Strikers meant a before and after for this Japanese role-playing saga, which has become known to a much wider audience over the past two or three years. The adventures of the students of the Shujin Institute took several tens of hours, and even for a musical game (Persona 5 Dancing), but if we follow the customs of Atlus with other numbered deliveries, we will realize that there could still be a few surprises saved while waiting to be announced.
It recently emerged that Atlus had renewed ownership of several internet domains, some of them unrelated to projects under development, although one of them caught the community’s attention: P5U.jp. What could these acronyms hide? The truth is they could be referring to a possible Persona 5 fighting game, a spin-off that would catch anyone off guard, since this is a formula Atlus worked with before. a few years, with the launch of Persona 4 Arena.
Combat is a formula that Atlus already worked with a few years ago, with the launch of Persona 4 Arena.
The truth is that Persona 4 Arena is usually abbreviated in Japanese as P4U, which some have already interpreted as proof that Atlus doesn’t at least rule out this long-awaited combat spin-off for Persona 5. The truth is that it is. would not surprise. everything that sees the success of the last installment; the saga seems at the moment touched by a wandIt would therefore not be unreasonable for Atlus to have even more unannounced plans.
Recall that Persona 4 Arena, a 2D fighting game originally released in 2012, was initially developed by Arc System Works, with great critical success. Persona 4 Arena included characters from Persona 3 and Persona 4, with a total roster of 13 characters.
