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The next entry in the\u00a0Persona<\/em><\/strong> series is likely a few years away at least, but the wait shouldn’t be as long as it was between\u00a0Persona 4<\/em> and\u00a0Persona 5<\/em>. A variety of factors contributed to the many quiet delays of\u00a0Persona 5<\/em>, but now the franchise has seen incredible success from both\u00a0Persona 5<\/em> and\u00a0Persona 4 Golden<\/em>‘s re-release on Steam. For as much as the sales figures means there’s now a vested interest in more\u00a0Persona<\/em> titles from new fans,\u00a0Golden<\/em>‘s sales show that old entries can succeed just as well.<\/p>\n

Once\u00a0Persona 4 Golden<\/em> saw a surprising amount of success on PC, Sega had mentioned that it would like to “aggressively promote the porting of previously launched titles” to PC and other new platforms. Obviously this bodes well for a\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> port, but a\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> remake has been requested by fans ever since early 2020. What’s interesting about a\u00a0potential\u00a0Persona 3 Remake<\/em> is that it could function as a perfect segue into\u00a0Persona 6<\/em>, which could be vastly different now that former Persona<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>game director Katsura Hashino has moved on from P-Studio.<\/p>\n

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Persona 3<\/em>, first releasing back in 2006 for the PS2, was incredibly formative for the\u00a0Persona<\/em> franchise as its currently known. The first two games were more akin to themes of\u00a0Shin Megami Tensei<\/em>, the franchise\u00a0Persona<\/em> originated from<\/a>. Any of the social simulator aspects or the whole leading a double life dynamic hadn’t been implemented yet, as most of those aspects came with\u00a0the total overhaul in\u00a0Persona 3<\/em>. Managing social links, training the protagonist’s various social stats, exploring school and real-world locations, all of these things came alongside many of the expected JRPG mechanics that were the focus of the first two games.<\/p>\n

Not only that, but the systems all functioned remarkably well for its first outing, and would help set the stage for every\u00a0mainline\u00a0Persona<\/em> game after it.\u00a0Persona 5<\/em> epitomizes those systems in both presentation and function, but most of which were first implemented in the third game. A remake of Persona 3<\/em>, with all of the modern sensibilities and visual innovations in\u00a0Persona 5<\/em>, would be fantastic for two big reasons. Fans of\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> would get their wish of a\u00a0Persona 3\u00a0<\/em>remake with all of the flair and improvements\u00a0from\u00a0Persona 5<\/em>, plus it would be a perfect transition into whatever new direction\u00a0Persona 6<\/em> may take<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Granted this is not confirmed by any means, but\u00a0Persona 6<\/em> could potentially change drastically from\u00a0Persona 5<\/em>. The\u00a0Persona<\/em> franchise is now under a new creative lead of some kind, whether it’s\u00a0Persona 5 Royal<\/em> director\u00a0Daiki Ito or someone else. Ito has mentioned in an interview with 4Gamer that the existing\u00a0Persona<\/em> development team is still interested in doing something new with the series, whilst still capturing the same emotional cues from\u00a0Persona 5<\/em>. Daisuke Kanada, game director on\u00a0Persona 5 Scramble<\/em>, had theorized what a new\u00a0Persona<\/em> game would be like without the calendar<\/a> system interweaving throughout the narrative.<\/p>\n

It’s clear there’s a desire to bring the\u00a0Persona<\/em> series forward in pivotal ways, in whatever ways that may take shape. Just like Kanada had mentioned,\u00a0Persona 6<\/em> could theoretically eschew the calendar system entirely in favor of a less strict model of time progression. Social links could be expanded beyond the usual 10 ranks into something a bit more interactive\/reactive like in\u00a0Persona 3<\/em><\/a>. Even the JRPG mechanics of acquiring and fusing Personas could change drastically in its current form, whether that’s a complete and total change to the battle mechanics or just more improvements to the same turn-based formula.<\/p>\n

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If any of that comes true, then a\u00a0Persona 3\u00a0<\/em>remake would be the perfect transition into those major changes. Give players a chance to play the definitive edition of where the current framework of\u00a0Persona<\/em> began. All of the social simulator changes\/implementations, alongside some of the best and most nuanced character writings in the entire series thus far, would be a perfect representation of the series’ roots. Sure, it’s not entirely accurate based on what\u00a0Persona 1<\/em> and\u00a02<\/em> were like as JRPGs<\/a>, but\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> is really where the popularity of the series took off worldwide.<\/p>\n

While it’s incredibly unlikely, considering\u00a0Persona 3<\/em>\/Persona 3: FES<\/em> is more likely to get a PC port<\/a> than a full-on remake, in an ideal world\u00a0a\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> remake would be a double-win. Players would have a chance to celebrate the iteration of\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> that’s helped fuel the series’ success, whilst also giving\u00a0Persona 6<\/em> a chance to experiment with the formula afterwards.\u00a0Any opportunity to flex the current formula of\u00a0Persona<\/em> games to its fullest potential would suit\u00a0Persona 3<\/em> perfectly, and also give a chance for\u00a0Persona 6<\/em> to innovate and expand from what the series already does so well.<\/p>\n

Persona 6<\/em><\/strong> is rumored to be in development.<\/p>\n

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