Persona 5 spin-off The Phantom X announced for mobile devices, but only for China
1 year ago - Raafa
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If you're missing something new involving the Persona franchise, I have good news and bad news.
The good thing is that the Black Wings studio has just announced a spin-off for the series, called The Phantom X, which will be released only for mobile devices. But the bad news is that the content will be available exclusively in China, the homeland of the developed studio. At least for a while.
With a release date scheduled for March 29, few plot details have been revealed, but we already know that a new team of Phantom Thieves will be assembled by the unnamed protagonist, Wonder, Arai Suwa (Closer) and Luffy (Cattle), who is a owl, and that, as is tradition in the franchise, the characters will have a double life: as students and spiritual agents.
Shigenori Soejima, who is part of the Atlus Art Team, which owns the rights to the Persona franchise, is largely responsible for the game's design, in addition to researching and consulting information regarding the theme of The Phantom X.
Let's hope the game is also released in other regions of the world.
If you're missing something new involving the Persona franchise, I have good news and bad news.
The good thing is that the Black Wings studio has just announced a spin-off for the series, called The Phantom X, which will be released only for mobile devices. But the bad news is that the content will be available exclusively in China, the homeland of the developed studio. At least for a while.
With a release date scheduled for March 29, few plot details have been revealed, but we already know that a new team of Phantom Thieves will be assembled by the unnamed protagonist, Wonder, Arai Suwa (Closer) and Luffy (Cattle), who is a owl, and that, as is tradition in the franchise, the characters will have a double life: as students and spiritual agents.
Shigenori Soejima, who is part of the Atlus Art Team, which owns the rights to the Persona franchise, is largely responsible for the game's design, in addition to researching and consulting information regarding the theme of The Phantom X.
Let's hope the game is also released in other regions of the world.
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