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# Cinematic Experience 3DS Compatibility Enhanced Combat System Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth (Nintendo 3DS)

**Brand:** deep silver
**Price:** 1035 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Unleash Your Inner Phantom Thief!

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- **What is this?** Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth (Nintendo 3DS) by deep silver
- **How much does it cost?** 1035 zł with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Meet Iconic Characters!:** Join forces with beloved heroes from the Persona universe.
- • **Unleash Epic Team Attacks!:** Utilize the new Unison feature for powerful combo moves.
- • **Dive into a Cinematic Adventure!:** Experience a unique story blending characters from Persona 3, 4, and 5.
- • **Explore Genre-Bending Labyrinths!:** Navigate through mazes inspired by classic film genres.
- • **Engage in Thought-Provoking Storytelling!:** Immerse yourself in a narrative that challenges your perspective.

## Overview

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth for Nintendo 3DS invites players to engage in a thrilling crossover adventure featuring characters from Persona 3, 4, and 5. With a focus on cinematic storytelling, enhanced combat mechanics, and labyrinths inspired by classic films, this game offers a unique blend of nostalgia and innovation for both new and veteran fans.

## Description

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth /3DS

Review: A Under-Selling Gem & Quality Send-Off to the 3DS - Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth is a spin-off of the Persona series with a mix of the insanely fun Persona battle system and Etrian Odyssey's dungeon crawling/map making. The casts of Persona 3, P3P, 4 and 5 are the stars of this game though unlike Persona Q1 which was split into 2 sides of a single story you instead take the role as the Persona 5 main character and play through one long and well written story while meeting the other 3 protagonists and their teams. You don't need any knowledge of Persona Q1 to jump in (as the characters don't actually remember it, handy right?), nor any of the Persona games, though you will miss many references and fun interactions that are enhanced by knowing the characters and their personal stories before. Not sure why the only other review (at the time of writing. EDIT: This is no longer the case for reference) says this game doesn't lack quality, has spelling errors and isn't balanced because these are pretty much all untrue and comes across as the reviewer hasn't actually played the game at all. I've personally put over 50+ hours since release and I can genuinely say this is the best spin-off in the series, and as the title of my review says, a quality send-off to the system. While I'm a little sad this isn't a switch title due to the fact the game is already such high quality, it being on the 3DS doesn't damper any impact it has and if you have a 3DS this should be the last title you buy for it. The OST by Atsushi Kitajoh is insane and one of the best in the entire Persona series (which is already known for it's incredibly high bar with its soundtracks), the voice acting while only being in Japanese (Yes there's no English dub due to it's late release but please don't let this deter you) is so well done while being acted extremely well and the visual design is on par with Persona 5 which is one of the best looking games you can buy right now. The menus all transition in cool, artistic and flashy ways and the main hub music will have you humming and singing along as you watch your party members interact and discuss the latest plot and events. If you played PQ1 you will be utterly shocked at how much better and an improvement PQ2 is compared from everything from the writing by atlus' newly assembled writing team to the slick visual design and battles with baton passes and unison attacks. & if you haven't played PQ1 then Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth is the best place to start for a super fun, addicting rpg. This game didn't sell well in Japan due to it's release right at the end of the 3DS' lifespan and it's likely to do just as well in the west (thus why it doesn't have a dub in the first place), becoming a rarer and expensive game (like PQ1), so consider picking it up! Don't let this gem pass you by just because of it's late release and fewer copies sold. It's 100% worth it and an experience you shouldn't miss out on. It's not a perfect game but it's filled with so much love, care and charm that's made me laugh out loud more time than I can count and deserves so much better than the sales it will get.
Review: Brilliant swan song for an amazing handheld - I really enjoyed the first Persona Q game, but PQ2 has fixed just about all the issues I had with it and is an absolute joy to play (and listen to - the soundtrack, as with other Persona games, is phenomenal). Unlike the first game, PQ2 is more focused and has just one main character (Joker) and story. The Phantom Thieves get thrown into the new cinema labyrinth of the title whilst in Mementos, two members go missing and so the story begins, as they begin to search from their friends and a way out. It's a blend of Etrian Odyssey first-person dungeon crawling and map-making with Persona-style combat and characters from P3, 4 and 5. Visually, the game is gorgeous. It brings P5's style to the handheld in marvellous fashion. The soundtrack, as mentioned, is glorious. One stumbling block for some may be that only the Japanese voice acting it available, especially those used to the English actors, but it's not really an issue if you're reading the text as you can skip through it as quickly as you want to. Combat is as enjoyable as ever with Persona games. The PQ games use a 'boost' system rather than the usual 'one more'. If you hit an enemy's weakness that character goes into boost state which makes their next action free to use and also powers up. The dungeons themselves are given the style of movies, as the characters step through the cinema screen to enter them, and they are beautifully designed and great to look at. Also, if you don't like the map-making function you can automate it to a degree, but doing it yourself is much more fun. If this is the 3DS's swan song it is a fantastic way for it to go out.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07N8PLSWB |
| Best Sellers Rank | 35,110 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 290 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | DESA33.UK.41DE |
| Manufacturer | Deep Silver |
| Product Dimensions | 13.5 x 1.5 x 12.2 cm; 60 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Deep Silver
- **Genre:** role-playing-games, role_-_playing
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 04020628754990
- **Hardware platform:** Nintendo 3DS

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Under-Selling Gem & Quality Send-Off to the 3DS
*by M***M on 10 June 2019*

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth is a spin-off of the Persona series with a mix of the insanely fun Persona battle system and Etrian Odyssey's dungeon crawling/map making. The casts of Persona 3, P3P, 4 and 5 are the stars of this game though unlike Persona Q1 which was split into 2 sides of a single story you instead take the role as the Persona 5 main character and play through one long and well written story while meeting the other 3 protagonists and their teams. You don't need any knowledge of Persona Q1 to jump in (as the characters don't actually remember it, handy right?), nor any of the Persona games, though you will miss many references and fun interactions that are enhanced by knowing the characters and their personal stories before. Not sure why the only other review (at the time of writing. EDIT: This is no longer the case for reference) says this game doesn't lack quality, has spelling errors and isn't balanced because these are pretty much all untrue and comes across as the reviewer hasn't actually played the game at all. I've personally put over 50+ hours since release and I can genuinely say this is the best spin-off in the series, and as the title of my review says, a quality send-off to the system. While I'm a little sad this isn't a switch title due to the fact the game is already such high quality, it being on the 3DS doesn't damper any impact it has and if you have a 3DS this should be the last title you buy for it. The OST by Atsushi Kitajoh is insane and one of the best in the entire Persona series (which is already known for it's incredibly high bar with its soundtracks), the voice acting while only being in Japanese (Yes there's no English dub due to it's late release but please don't let this deter you) is so well done while being acted extremely well and the visual design is on par with Persona 5 which is one of the best looking games you can buy right now. The menus all transition in cool, artistic and flashy ways and the main hub music will have you humming and singing along as you watch your party members interact and discuss the latest plot and events. If you played PQ1 you will be utterly shocked at how much better and an improvement PQ2 is compared from everything from the writing by atlus' newly assembled writing team to the slick visual design and battles with baton passes and unison attacks. & if you haven't played PQ1 then Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth is the best place to start for a super fun, addicting rpg. This game didn't sell well in Japan due to it's release right at the end of the 3DS' lifespan and it's likely to do just as well in the west (thus why it doesn't have a dub in the first place), becoming a rarer and expensive game (like PQ1), so consider picking it up! Don't let this gem pass you by just because of it's late release and fewer copies sold. It's 100% worth it and an experience you shouldn't miss out on. It's not a perfect game but it's filled with so much love, care and charm that's made me laugh out loud more time than I can count and deserves so much better than the sales it will get.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant swan song for an amazing handheld
*by S***D on 9 June 2019*

I really enjoyed the first Persona Q game, but PQ2 has fixed just about all the issues I had with it and is an absolute joy to play (and listen to - the soundtrack, as with other Persona games, is phenomenal). Unlike the first game, PQ2 is more focused and has just one main character (Joker) and story. The Phantom Thieves get thrown into the new cinema labyrinth of the title whilst in Mementos, two members go missing and so the story begins, as they begin to search from their friends and a way out. It's a blend of Etrian Odyssey first-person dungeon crawling and map-making with Persona-style combat and characters from P3, 4 and 5. Visually, the game is gorgeous. It brings P5's style to the handheld in marvellous fashion. The soundtrack, as mentioned, is glorious. One stumbling block for some may be that only the Japanese voice acting it available, especially those used to the English actors, but it's not really an issue if you're reading the text as you can skip through it as quickly as you want to. Combat is as enjoyable as ever with Persona games. The PQ games use a 'boost' system rather than the usual 'one more'. If you hit an enemy's weakness that character goes into boost state which makes their next action free to use and also powers up. The dungeons themselves are given the style of movies, as the characters step through the cinema screen to enter them, and they are beautifully designed and great to look at. Also, if you don't like the map-making function you can automate it to a degree, but doing it yourself is much more fun. If this is the 3DS's swan song it is a fantastic way for it to go out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ So much better than the first PQ
*by D***A on 9 June 2019*

If you really disliked PQ this game will most probably change your mind. I'm not even half way through the game and I already really enjoy it, I've almost forgotten this game doesn't have a dub with how much better the gameplay is. I remember playing the first game which was like a chore every time. If there was a dub I would have given it 5 stars. Really annoying when battle quotes aren't translated, so I'd just have to assume what they say most of the time. I hope they do more crossover puzzle games like this in the future, just not on the DS. It's very limited and with persona, there are so much they could do.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth (Nintendo 3DS)
- Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth - Standard Edition (Nintendo 3DS)

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