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Persona 6 has finally been announced during today’s Xbox Games Showcase, a measly nine years, eight months, and 23 days after Persona 5 was released in Japan. But who’s counting? The reveal comes after the Persona 6 series director told fans to “stay tuned for more updates” in June last 12 months, when the corporate also announced Persona 4: Golden<\/span> Revival.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Persona 6 trailer didn’t give us much, and while the series is at all times dark, it looks to be delving into the horror genre greater than previous games.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n More time has passed between Persona 5 and the reveal of Persona 6 than another mainline games within the franchise. There have been three years between Persona and Persona 2, seven years between Persona 2 and Persona 3, only two between 3 and 4, after which eight between Persona 4 and Persona 5. The long wait for Persona 6 is now finally coming to an end.<\/p>\n The trailer begins with a pan over dozens of gravestones, accompanied by sinister music and sharp, scratchy cuts. It then arrives at a large gravestone as lightning illuminates what will likely be either the sport’s villain or its latest protagonist. It has extremely creepy undertones.<\/p>\n The sport’s reveal on the Xbox Games Showcase also confirmed long-running rumors that this entry’s theme is green, following<\/span>the red of Persona 5, the yellow of Persona 4, and the blue of Persona 3.<\/span><\/p>\n Unfortunately, the sport hasn’t even received a tentative release date, so it doesn’t seem to be Atlus is planning to release it anytime in the following 18 months, with many games already given a 2027 date. Either way, Persona 6 is real.<\/p>\n And it doesn’t stop there, either. Persona fans are eating good today, with the discharge date for Persona 4 Revival also revealed in the course of the Xbox Games Showcase.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n Persona 6 Has Finally Been Announced
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