I've done the best I can to avoid shouting about Persona 3 from the rooftops ahead of my upcoming review for Paste, but this week's Aberrant Gamer makes a little space for a major element of the game that I wasn't able to fit in my review (that someone as unfortunately loquacious as I can even stay within 200 words at all is a miracle within itself). So, I have abstained from saying anything reviewish, but the current column treats the delightfully sinister element of duality and manipulation that undercuts the game -- bright day, dark night. Wholesome student, master manipulator. Cute girls and suicide, GO!
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Persona 3: Blowin' My Mind
Written By mista sense on Thursday, August 9, 2007 | 8:20 AM
I've done the best I can to avoid shouting about Persona 3 from the rooftops ahead of my upcoming review for Paste, but this week's Aberrant Gamer makes a little space for a major element of the game that I wasn't able to fit in my review (that someone as unfortunately loquacious as I can even stay within 200 words at all is a miracle within itself). So, I have abstained from saying anything reviewish, but the current column treats the delightfully sinister element of duality and manipulation that undercuts the game -- bright day, dark night. Wholesome student, master manipulator. Cute girls and suicide, GO!
