Persona Q | oprain

Press Release:


 

Irvine, Calif. — Nov. 25, 2014 — The shadows have amassed, the Velvet Room is open once more and the fate of the world is at stake once again as Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is now available in North America. Exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS™ handheld entertainment system, Persona Q marks the first time ATLUS’ renowned Persona franchise will be available on a Nintendo console. Persona Q is now available in stores or digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS for $49.99. Persona Q is also available as “The Wild Cards” Premium Edition for $79.99, but supplies are extremely limited.

In Persona Q, characters from Persona 3 and 4 have been given a complete visual overhaul to match the Etrian style and plunged into an alternate world resembling Yasogami High School. The protagonists from Persona 3 and Persona 4 get trapped in a school festival, where the themed classrooms are actually sprawling dungeons teeming with monsters. As both groups seek a way out of the labyrinth, they will run in to two new characters, Rei and Zen, who may hold the secret to this new mystery.

Gameplay features:

Engaging Characters and Story – Revisit the beloved cast from Persona 3 and Persona 4 to learn more about them and their social relationships with each other. Then engage in a brand new story with the new characters Zen and Rei.
More than 80 hours of brand new Persona story to explore – A new, standalone story awaits the protagonists from Persona 3 and Persona 4. Each side of the story will have different dialogue choices and reveal new aspects about the circumstances surrounding the cultural festival.
Familiar Persona Combat….in a brand new format – Persona Q is a true hybrid. Dungeon crawling will be done in the five-member party, first-person Etrian style gameplay, but characters will be able to equip Personas, powerful beings that unlock magic abilities, to create a wide variety of combat style.
Fully Voiced Story Dialogue – The game features fully voiced English audio, with thousands of lines of dialogue.

Persona Q will be available at retail stores in normal and premium editions:

Persona Q Limited Standard Edition:

  • Tarot Card Set #2 – The collection of the iconic Tarot Cards used as evokers in Persona 4 are being released as a collector’s set across Persona 4 Arena Ultimax and Persona Q Set #2 will include the Tarot Cards of Arcanas XI – XXI
  • Special Packaging – The first run of PQ items will come in a special package.

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: “The Wild Cards” Premium Edition:

  • This ultimate collector’s item is being made available in North America and will come in special packaging that includes the following items:
  • Tarot Card Set #2 – Same as above
  • Art Booklet – Collection of some of the amazing new artwork that went into Persona Q
  • Soundtrack CD – CD with the Persona Q soundtrack highlights by the ATLUS sound team
  • Deluxe Hard Case for 3DS XL – This hard case, previously available only in Japan, is coming to North America and features Persona Q designs and will house a 3DS XL

Full release is below, here are the videos and DLC info!

Persona Q DLC Pricing and Roll-out Schedule:
Sub-Personas – These additional sub-Personas will show up in the Persona Compendium after purchasing and can be summoned once for free.

  • 11/25 – Kaguya – Free
  • 12/2 – Orpheus Telos – Free
  • 12/2 – Magatsu Izanagi – $1.99
  • 12/2 – Thanatos – $1.99

Navigator Voices – Change the voice of the Labyrinth and Battle navigators to any of the voices below! The dialogue differs per voice and is adapted to voice’s personality.

  • 12/9 – Margaret – $2.99
  • 12/9 – Elizabeth – $2.99
  • 12/9 – Theodore – $2.99
  • 12/16 – Marie – $2.99
  • 12/16 – Nanako – $2.99

David Fernandes
(Community Manager) David is an assistant admin and community manager at oprainfall. He joined the Operation Rainfall Campaign at the beginning, and became one of the staff as the first wave of new volunteers were needed back in mid June. He is an avid video game collector, and lover of most game genres. David spends much of his time in a futile effort in clearing out his ever growing video game backlog.