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Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
In a new video for the upcoming 3DS title Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth, we get to meet two of the game's voice performers.
In the video you will see Atlus' John Hardin (who you might recognize from our Rollers of the Realm and Citizens of Earth Test Chambers) speak with Karen Strassman who plays Nanako and Aigis, and Amanda Winn-lee who plays Yukiko Amagi.
The two share their history with the world of voice acting, as well as their favorite profanities.
You'll also find new character trailers for Aigis...
...and Rei.
For more on Persona Q, which releases November 25 exclusively for 3DS, head here.
For more on Persona Q, which releases November 25 exclusively for 3DS, check out Persona super-fan Kimberly Wallace's Five Reasons To Get Excited For Persona Q: Shadow Of The Labyrinth feature. You can also head here to learn about Persona 4's setup for Persona Q, and here for Persona 3's.
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