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Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2: Innocent Sin
Persona 2 fans have been waiting for Innocent Sin to hit these shores, and Atlus has finally officially confirmed that the game is heading to North America for the first time this fall.
This version has been 12 years in the making since the game's original release in Japan on the first PlayStation, and Atlus is naturally upgrading the experience. Apart from the expected improved graphics and audio, the game also features a new interface, quests, and intro-animation, among other things. It also allows players to pick which soundtrack they want to hear, the original or remixed version. Finally, this new Innocent Sin contains the Climax Theater, which lets players create their own quests.
For a video of the game, check out the game's website.
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