Obviously, a movie isn’t going to devote time to something like grinding to show the characters growing stronger. It also takes a different form with the Social Links developed with other characters in the city. In-game, this would be accomplished by traversing and battling weaker enemies for experience. In a video game, particularly a role-playing game such as Persona 3, the idea is to prepare your party for challenges such as boss battles. First and foremost, I am someone who played the game, and that is the only reason that I have watched this movie series. So I guess just try to keep my biased perspective in mind as you read this. I can understand why so many things in the Persona 3 movies ended up as they did, but that doesn’t mean that I always agree with the results. When creating for these different media, different things are going to be taken into consideration, and when transferring a story from one to the other, changes are necessary for any variety of reasons.
Quite obviously, a game and a film have very different levels of interaction from the player/viewer. I’m going to lead off by summarizing something that I’ve touched upon in my posts on the first three movies – the differences in the respective types of media.
#PERSONA 3 THE MOVIE 3 REVIEW SERIES#
This is going to include my thoughts on the fourth and final movie in the series, and the series as a whole.
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