Shin Megami Tensei Persona 2 Innocent Sin?????? PSP

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Platform: PSP
Released: Unknown
GTIN-13: 5036675013910
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Description
Over 12 years in the making, the official localization of Innocent Sin provides patient fans with the other side of the Persona 2 arc, a dark adventure about high school students who find their reality being twisted by rumors, and who must draw on their inner strengths, their Personas, to bring back order. Taking advantage of PSP system's 16:9 aspect ratio, higher resolution display, superior audio, and increased horsepower, this remastered version of one of the pinnacles of Atlus' flagship Shin Megami Tensei franchise delivers the game in style with a sleek new interface, new sidequests in the Climax Theater, and the player's choice of the fully remixed or original soundtrack. The game’s story takes place in Sumaru City, Japan, population 1,280,000. Its protagonist attends Seven Sisters High School (“Sevens” for short), whose emblem is considered a status symbol even amongst students from other schools.Soon though, a rumour that Sevens’ emblem was actually cursed, and that wearing it would disfigure one’s face, had spread around the city. Even worse, the rumour came true… And it was only the beginning of a string of rumours becoming reality, one after another.Before long, the protagonists discover the power to summon another side of themselves called “Personas”, which they use to investigate the strange incidents around the city, all while facing their own personal demons as well.Time is once again on the march…What are Personas?Personas are the manifestation of power from one’s other selves lurking within them. These Personas with otherworldly abilities and appearances of gods from worldwide mythos are drawn from the unconsciousness of Persona-users to appear in the real world, lending their power to the wielder. The “you” that others recognise is only one of the countless selves that exist, and of these innumerable selves, there are those with the compassion of gods, the cruelty of demons, and even those with the capacity to wield swords