The arrival of Persona 3 Reload is right around the corner — just a few days away at the time of writing — so it makes sense that marketing is now in full swing. Over in Japan, SEGA and Atlus are pulling out all the stops, taking over an entire railway station in Shibuya.
As snapped by Genki on social media, Reload is all over:
The game's gorgeous key art is splashed about, and portraits of central characters bring lots of colour to the station. As usual with the Persona series, there's a brilliant sense of pizazz on display that'll no doubt run through the game itself.
We know it's just advertising, but when it looks this cool, we'll happily be influenced by it. On a separate note, our order for 10 copies of Persona 3 Reload will dispatch soon, so that's good news. Kidding, kidding. The game is well worth playing, though:
Are you excited for this remake? What do you think of these ads? Tell us in the comments section below.
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Kinda related, but I really wished we could see what the budget of games like these. It clearly has a lot of marketing behind it, but the production values definitely aren’t as huge as something like Suicide Squad or FF7Rebirth. Even if those games sell more, this might be the most profitable release of February (especially considering the Microsoft marketing deal)
@Deoxyr1bose maybe once it is on the next switch it will but persona 5 took 2 versions, 5 consoles and pc to sell 5 millions. A very divisive FF16 took 5 days to sell 3 million + sony paying a huge part of development costs + sony paying the marketing (the last 2 apply for 7r too). Between SE and Sega, SE has a bigger chance of making more revenue in one month (I don't say February because FF releases the 29th of a month that usually has only 28 days LOL)
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