Persona Dancing Dancing Games Comes to PS4, PS Vita
The Specialist Extracurricular Execution Squad and the Phantom Thieves is coming to PlayStation for dance party.
Based on their hugely popular role-playing video game series Persona, Atlus has developed and published two rhythm games on May 24 in Japan. Your favorite characters from Persona 3 and Persona 5 joins for all-new dance adventure in Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight. Now, for the American and European players, they are preparing for an international release that will come to market in early 2019 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.
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Check out the brand-new announcement trailer for Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight as the SEES members tries to take over the dance floor.
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Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight too is coming to West! The Phantom Thieves will take down the dance floor to new remixed tracks.
In a mysterious room called Club Velvet, the Specialist Extracurricular Execution Squad or SEES (P3D) and the Phantom Thieves (P5D) will find them, where they have no other choice but to perform to beats for a magical dance party. In the beginning, you will have access to a selected few songs but as you successfully complete them, more songs will be unlocked. Also, new costumes, dancers, and partners will be added to the fold to let you customize your performance as you see fit.
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So, get started with either P3D or P5D and pick a song to dance on with your selected dancer on a preferred difficulty level of yours. Keep pressing the time button shows up on screen and jam along with your favorite characters from Persona series. Upon completing particular songs and objectives, “Social” event scenes will be unlocked. This offers a peak at their distinctive personality traits and relationship towards the rest. Some of these scenes will give you new items after watching them.
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P3: Dancing in Moonlight and P5: Dancing in Starlight followed the custom of receiving a dance title like Persona 4: Dancing All Night. Both of these titles have all the songs featured in their original Japanese release alongside English dubbed versions, which supports dual audio options for subtitles in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. Aside from composer Ryota Kozuka's fan-favorite tracks, ATOLS, Lotus Juice, Taku Takahashi and Jazztronik has compiled some new remixes.
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This is a whole new, exciting opportunity of exploring an alternate side of the characters of Persona franchise for sure. Although PlayStation 4 version will have both digital and physical copies released, PlayStation Vita will remain digital-only as physical production of Vita cart is ending. More information on special bundle and DLC will drop in near future as well. During E3 2018, a demo of these games will be available at Atlus/Sega booth within June 12 to 14.
Based on their hugely popular role-playing video game series Persona, Atlus has developed and published two rhythm games on May 24 in Japan. Your favorite characters from Persona 3 and Persona 5 joins for all-new dance adventure in Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight. Now, for the American and European players, they are preparing for an international release that will come to market in early 2019 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.
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| Persona Dancing Dancing Games Comes to PlayStation |
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Check out the brand-new announcement trailer for Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight as the SEES members tries to take over the dance floor.
RELATED: Metal Slug XX Comes to PlayStation 4
Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight too is coming to West! The Phantom Thieves will take down the dance floor to new remixed tracks.
In a mysterious room called Club Velvet, the Specialist Extracurricular Execution Squad or SEES (P3D) and the Phantom Thieves (P5D) will find them, where they have no other choice but to perform to beats for a magical dance party. In the beginning, you will have access to a selected few songs but as you successfully complete them, more songs will be unlocked. Also, new costumes, dancers, and partners will be added to the fold to let you customize your performance as you see fit.
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| An All-New Dance Adventure |
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So, get started with either P3D or P5D and pick a song to dance on with your selected dancer on a preferred difficulty level of yours. Keep pressing the time button shows up on screen and jam along with your favorite characters from Persona series. Upon completing particular songs and objectives, “Social” event scenes will be unlocked. This offers a peak at their distinctive personality traits and relationship towards the rest. Some of these scenes will give you new items after watching them.
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| Magical Dance Party |
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P3: Dancing in Moonlight and P5: Dancing in Starlight followed the custom of receiving a dance title like Persona 4: Dancing All Night. Both of these titles have all the songs featured in their original Japanese release alongside English dubbed versions, which supports dual audio options for subtitles in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. Aside from composer Ryota Kozuka's fan-favorite tracks, ATOLS, Lotus Juice, Taku Takahashi and Jazztronik has compiled some new remixes.
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| Gear Up For Dancing |
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This is a whole new, exciting opportunity of exploring an alternate side of the characters of Persona franchise for sure. Although PlayStation 4 version will have both digital and physical copies released, PlayStation Vita will remain digital-only as physical production of Vita cart is ending. More information on special bundle and DLC will drop in near future as well. During E3 2018, a demo of these games will be available at Atlus/Sega booth within June 12 to 14.
