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Persona 2 PSP Remake Includes User-Created Quests
The upcoming PSP remake of Persona 2: Innocent Sin may be the first time this key Atlus RPG sees release in North America. If that somehow isn't enough to get you excited, it's also getting a major upgrade from the original PS1 version in the form of user-created quests.
Famitsu (via Andriasang) revealed this week that Persona 2 PSP's previously revealed "Climax Theater" mode will include the ability for users to create their own quests in addition to taking on preset quests. According to the article, users will be able to tweak various elements of their quests, including rewards, dialogue, and maps.
It's still unclear if it will be possible to share created quests over the Internet, but Famitsu says it is working with Atlus to have a special Famitsu-branded quest ready for download, so clearly there will be some way to grab new content.
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