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Revised 1/18/2010 SMT®: PERSONA®3 PORTABLE One of the greatest RPGs of all time… in the palm of your hands! Featuring the unprecedented addition of a new female player‐ controlled protagonist who offers players a fresh new perspective for one of gaming’s most inventive narratives, in addition to numerous additional improvements and enhancements, SMT: Persona 3 Portable promises to bring one of the highest‐rated RPGs of all time to PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system in its grandest iteration yet! Maximum Persona 3 1 The RPG that captured critics and fans alike achieves a new level of Point excellence. Built upon an enhanced version of the game, players will Key find significant improvements, including new Skill Cards, part‐time jobs, and the ability to directly control your teammates in battle. Release 07/06/2010 Gain a Whole New Perspective 2 System PSP® The choice of your protagonist’s sex at the start of the game has a Point dramatic impact on the game’s intricate social dynamics. P3 veter‐ Genre RPG Key ans will enjoy playing through the story from a new female perspec‐ ESRB RP tive, gaining new Social Links, events, and romantic opportunities. # of Players 1 Slick System Enhancements 3 Developer ATLUS CO., LTD. Improved playability permeates every aspect of the gameplay Point MSRP $39.99 experience. One button menu shortcuts, streamlined team Key equipment changes, incredibly short load times, and other tweaks UPC 7‐30865‐60014‐4 and enhancements create an ideal pace for portable gaming. SKU PS‐60014‐4 Praise for SMT: Persona 3 Best Top 5 Best RPG Overall PS2 RPG 2007 2007 2007 GameSpot GameSpy GameSpy Marketing Calendar Feb ‘10 Mar Apr May Jun Jul Advertising Primary Target SMT fans / Teen and up PR Campaign Secondary Target RPG fans / Teen and up URL Launch: www.atlus.com/p3p Release: 07/06/2010 For additional resources, please visit our sales resource site: www.atlus.com/sales ©2010 ATLUS. SHIN MEGAMI TENSEI, SMT, and Persona are registered trademarks of Atlus U.S.A., Inc. Licensed to and published by Atlus U.S.A., Inc. The rating icons are trademarks of the Entertainment Software Association. .

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