P3P Persona 3 Portable – PlayStation 4 Sealed – Game, Box & Manual – VG+

In Persona 3 Portable, you play as a transfer student who arrives at Tatsumi Port Island and discovers the “Dark Hour”—a hidden period of time at midnight that most people don’t know exists. During this hour, normal citizens turn into coffins, while dangerous monsters called Shadows emerge. After awakening to a special power called a Persona, you join the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES), a group of high schoolers dedicated to investigating this phenomenon. Your mission is to climb a massive, shifting tower known as Tartarus and defeat the powerful Shadows that appear during the full moon to save humanity from a looming apocalypse. Along the way, the story explores heavy themes of mortality and the importance of finding meaning in the time you have.

⭐ Gameplay Highlights

• Dual Protagonists: Features a female protagonist option with unique Social Links, dialogue, and music not found in other versions.
• Combat Control: Allows direct party commands in turn-based battles, plus updated mechanics like guarding and All-Out Attacks.
• Social Simulation: Balance high school life and building “Social Links” by day to empower your Persona fusions for battle by night.
• Dungeon Crawling: Explore the procedural tower of Tartarus during the “Dark Hour” to defeat Shadows and progress the story.
• HD Play Station 4 Remaster Features: Includes high-definition visuals, selectable difficulty levels, and a “Quick Save” function for easier accessibility

⭐ Product Details

Language: Japanese and English audio; text available in English, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, and Simplified/Traditional Chinese.
Rating: M (Mature 17+) by the ESRB for blood, language, partial nudity, sexual themes, and violence.
Genre: Role-playing (RPG) and Social Simulation.
Players: 1 (Single-player).
Developer: ATLUS
Publisher: SEGA
Release Years: Originally 2009 (PSP Japan); released for Playstation 4 on January 19, 2023

All console versions are region-locked by platform family (Switch & PS4 follow regional standards).