The Persona series by Atlus lets players experience life as a high school teenager in Japan, engaging in everyday activities such as studying, making friends, keeping a part-time job, and shopping. Amid their regular life, players also solve mysteries that often have strong Jungian themes. For instance, in Persona 4 players can enter a TV world where they battle peoples' shadows, which represent the repressed aspects of their personalities. The series has garnered itself a strong following, and since Persona 5's launch in 2016, gamers have been eager for Atlus to release Persona 6.
Although Atlus has yet to confirm whether Persona 6 is on the way anytime soon, gamers have already been speculating on what directions the next game could go in. Regardless of what the developer decides to do, it should consider giving the title a day-one release on Xbox Game Pass. Despite being popular, a Game Pass release may help expose more people to a series that they otherwise would not have considered. Furthermore, Xbox gamers have not gotten to enjoy Persona as much as PlayStation players, and Persona 6 could be the game to change that.
Persona 6 Should Change the Pace of Party Member Introduction
For most of Persona's history, the franchise has been mostly associated with PlayStation. The first game was released on the PlayStation 1 in 1996, although years later it received PSP and PC ports. This trend of favoring PlayStation has continued with subsequent games, including Persona 5. There have been a few Persona spin-off titles that have appeared on Xbox and Nintendo, including Persona 4 Arena: Ultimax, but they are in the minority. However, things may be changing soon.
As part of Persona's 25th anniversary, Atlus has revealed that three
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