Atlus Producer Signals Likelihood of Persona 1 and 2 Remakes
Series producer Kazuhisa Wada has indicated that remakes of Persona 1 and Persona 2 are probable future projects for Atlus. He views these remakes as essential for cultural preservation and ensuring older titles remain accessible. While not officially confirmed, this sentiment suggests a strong internal desire to revisit the early Persona games.
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Persona 1 and 2 remakes are something Atlus will 'probably eventually do', which is great, but the PS2-era Shin Megami Tensei games are sitting right there
Atlus producer Kazuhisa Wada stated that remakes of Persona 1 and 2 are likely to happen eventually, viewing them as cultural preservation. However, the author argues that Atlus and Sega should prioritize reissuing the PS2-era Shin Megami Tensei games, such as Digital Devil Saga, and the Nintendo 3DS exclusive Shin Megami Tensei 4, before tackling the Persona titles.
Persona 1 and 2 remakes are "something we'll probably eventually do," series producer says
Atlus series producer Kazuhisa Wada stated that remakes of Persona 1 and Persona 2 are likely to happen eventually, following the releases of Persona 3 Reload and Persona 4 Golden. Wada views remakes as a form of cultural preservation, ensuring older games remain accessible.
Persona 1 and 2 remakes will "probably" happen for the sake of "cultural preservation," says Persona 4 Revival producer: "It's your duty to take the things you've done and make sure they're not lost"
Atlus producer Kazuhisa Wada stated that remakes for Persona 1 and Persona 2 are likely to happen eventually, viewing such projects as a form of cultural preservation. He believes creators have a duty to ensure their past works remain accessible. This sentiment comes as Atlus continues to remaster older titles like Persona 3 Reload and Persona 4.
Persona 4 Revival is Shaping Up To Be Another Quality Remake For the Series
The article discusses the upcoming remake of Persona 4, suggesting it is shaping up to be another high-quality remake for the series. The focus is on the perceived quality of the remake and its potential to meet the high standards set by previous entries.
Persona Producer Kazahisa Wada feels P1 & P2 remakes are something 'we have to do'
Persona producer Kazuhisa Wada expressed that remakes of Persona 1 and Persona 2 are something Atlus "has to do" in the long run, though he could not confirm if they will happen. He noted that while the first two games are different from later entries and challenging, there is fan interest in seeing them remade. Atlus is currently focused on Persona 6 and Persona 4 Revival.
P-Studio producer now pushes for Persona 1 and Persona 2 remakes
P-Studio producer Kazuhisa Wada has expressed a strong desire for remakes of Persona and Persona 2, stating that the company "should definitely do" them. This marks a shift from his previous comments, indicating a potential future for these classic titles.
Atlus Producer Says 'I Think We Have to Do' Persona 1 and 2 Remakes
Atlus P-Studio producer Kazuhisa Wada expressed a desire to remake Persona 1 and Persona 2, stating that they are games the company "has to do." While he could not confirm if remakes are officially planned, his comments suggest a strong internal interest in revisiting the earlier titles in the series.
"I think we have to do" Persona 1 and 2 Remakes, says Persona 4 Revival producer
Persona 4 Revival producer Kazuhisa Wada expressed his personal belief that Atlus "has to do" remakes for Persona 1 and Persona 2. While he couldn't confirm any official plans, Wada discussed the challenges of modernizing these older JRPGs to align with the presentation and quality-of-life features seen in titles like Persona 5 Royal.
OG Persona fans beg Atlus for a remake, Atlus says best I can do is a surprise rebrand and a phone case
Fans are urging Atlus to remake the original Persona 1 and Persona 2 games, which have been neglected for decades in favor of numerous re-releases and spin-offs of Persona 4 and 5. While Atlus has expressed interest in remaking the older titles, the company has instead focused on rebrands and merchandise, leading to fan speculation and cynicism about potential future releases.
