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Persona 3 dorm in persona 5
So I was exploring twitter and found this video:
Could it possibly atlus intended to add something in persona 3? Or was it for persona 3 remake or a foreshadowing to persona 3 dancing moon bight? What do you think about such thing for persona 5?
Night*
*Burns the easter egg down*
I think they intended for a field-trip, much like persona 4 had. How did you find out about this/ where can I see more like this?
Here the source, I found it within a tweet, but I wanted to make a link to the video: http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/dorm-persona-5-persona-3-remake/
It's also highly likely that this was just used for beta testing and may have no extra meaning~ But hey, who knows~ That's just a theory, a Wet Theory~ Thanks for watching~
It might be true, and it found within games file, we might see more of it soon when they find more files of it.
I think it was used to test the engine. It is common to make a test room, or remake of a place from a earlier game to make sure that a certain feature/collision detection works.
Did the engine being used to the pervious persona games? (Like p3/p4)
Don't get me wrong. I'd like to see this properly done, if only we had a resident model and texture wizard~ Oh golly~ We do~ Marshe~
A PS2 engine being used for a PS3/PS4 game... No. It couldn't work. It might be a new version that uses the same name, but it couldn't be the same as the ones used in P3/P4.
So they uptaded it for the ps4 game, that's interesting, more than intresting we are seeing the same engine from persona 3 DMN and p5 DSN.
I'm pretty sure the engine for p5 is completely different from that of previous games. I know it uses the same as for catherine though
Yeah P5 runs on a new engine. P3 and 4 shared an engine, though. This map looks like a copy/paste of the P3 one, considering it seems to have loading zones for the door and stairs still there. Though I've not seen or played the non-portable versions of P3. Were the models always that detailed?