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Persona 5 Strikers

Persona 5 Scramble New Gameplay Footage Showcases Okinawa City and More

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New Persona 5 Scramble gameplay footage emerged online in the past few hours, showcasing more of the upcoming Persona 5 spin-off game in development by Omega Force, the team behind the Dynasty Warriors series and its many spin-off games.

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The new footage showcases Okinawa City as well as the Jail, with plenty of action sequences that show off Joker’s attacks and more. The Persona 5 Scramble segment of the stream below begins at around the 1 hour mark.

Earlier this month, a new Persona 5 Scramble trailer emerged online. The trailer focused on the game’s story, and it features one of the most epic music tracks ever created for the Persona series, Rivers in the Desert.

Persona 5 Scramble will bring a hack and slash spin to the Persona series formula. While the turn-based battle system is gone, many other gameplay mechanics made the jump without any major overhaul, such as Persona Fusion. Thanks to this mechanic, players will be able to use obtained Personas to create brand new ones and customize them with specific skills thanks to Skill Cards.

Persona 5 Scramble launches on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 later this year. The game releases in Japan next month.

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.