Which protagonist is canon in Persona 3 Portable? They also both start with the same persona, Orpheus, which looks slightly different depending on which gender you pick: It will get a palette swap and long brown hair if you pick the female protagonist. The female protagonist uses a naginata and the male protagonist uses a sword, but they both deal slashing damage, so you don’t have to worry about any vast difference in terms of combat. Some of the dialogue choices will also slightly differ, but none of the choices dramatically change the story. (As the male protagonist, you are forced to use Elizabeth.) For example, as the female character, the Star social link is teammate Akihiko Sanada, but as the male character, it’s student athlete Mamoru Hayase.Īlso, if you pick the female protagonist, you can choose between which Velvet Room attendant you want: Elizabeth or Theodore. Instead, their social links are replaced by NPC students at the school. Notably, if you pick the male main character, you do not have any social links with the male team members. You will end up dating all of them if you complete all their social links.
As the male protagonist, you can date the female team members, but you cannot reject them. What’s the difference between the male and female protagonist in Persona 3 Portable?Īs the female protagonist, you can have social links with the male team members and eventually date them if you want. And we at least think we did a better job than Microsoft Songsmith.As soon as you start off in Persona 3 Portable, you’re asked a daunting question that no other Persona game asks you: Do you want to play as a girl or a boy? The answer does not affect the actual story, but what you choose has a huge effect on social links, so you should pick wisely. Note to the music nerds who A/B this with the original recording by Survivor: Yes, we transposed the key, but so did Al when he did his parody. (Dan and Kat also wrote the parody lyrics for the very last song you hear in the podcast, but we won’t ruin the surprise.) In any case, we were honored to be involved, and it gave us a nice hard deadline for a new song. There actually is a slight lyric difference between the two we gave them some alternates and they used one of them. Part of the fun of their podcast is hearing their editors sing it themselves, but we wanted to do our own version too, so what you’ll hear on the podcast is totally different (and yet remarkably similar). When Editor-in-Chief Will Smith approached us about helping write some parody lyrics, we brainstormed this song (with some key input from Dan’s wife Kat) to fit into the show’s narrative.
#Persona palette swap Pc#
We are both fans of the mag - if you’re a geek and you’re into PC hardware, you should either be reading Maximum PC on a regular basis or you should feel deep and personal shame for not doing so. The song was written for the Very Special 100th episode of the Maximum PC No BS Podcast. This is also the first time we’ve worked in conjunction with someone else’s production. It’s the first 80s song we’ve done, it’s the first song we’ve done that isn’t overtly about games, it’s the first time we’ve had a YouTube video of any kind on day one, and it’s the first time we’ve dared cover a song that Weird Al had already parodied first. The new song is here - “ Vista Drivers,” a parody of Survivor’s supreme cheese classic “Eye of the Tiger.” This one’s for all our homies who have ever built a PC from scratch.
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