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We’re two weeks away from the release of Persona 3 Reload, a remaster of the original 2006 Persona 3 that now features better graphics, updated combat design, and an aesthetic that’s closer to the latest entry in the series (In fact, as we can tell you in our impressions after testing the game, they even seem to have taken a big step forward if we compare it to Persona 5 Royal).As with the Atlus version, the studio Announce Persona-flavored DLC with additional accessory content will be available from launch.
We are talking about the first DLC pack (although its contents can also be purchased separately in smaller packs), through which we will be able to obtain the appearance set of the Phantom Thief (Persona 5 Royal), the uniform of Shujin Academy (Goddess Persona 5 Royal Edition) and Yagami High School’s uniform (Persona 4 Gold Edition). In addition to these skins, we will also have access to the “P5R Persona Set 1”, through which we will be able to summon and combine characters that appear in Persona 5 Royal: Arséne, Captain Kid, Zoro , Carmen, Goemon, Johanna, Milady, and Robin Hood and Cendrillon.
The P5R Persona Set 2 is similar, except that it is used to summon and combine characters from the main characters in Persona 4 Golden: Satanael, Seitentaisei, Merikrius, Hecate, Kamusu Sanowo, Anato, and Astarte. P5R’s Loki and Vanadies are included in the set as extras.
The P4G character set only includes Izanagi, Izanagi, and Kaguya. Finally, there will be a paid option to launch six familiar Persona 5 Royal themes for Persona 3 Reload battles. All of Lyn’s vocal tracks: Last Surprise, Take Over, Rivers In the Desert, Jaldabaoth, Throw Away Your Mask and Victory.
The final price of these packs in Europe is currently unknown, but in Japan they cost between 440 and 880 yen. Are you going to get them?
