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This is a gameplay video of the PC Port of Megami Ibunroku Persona, Also known as Revelations: Persona in the US.
The PC Version of Persona 1 is a weird case. Until 2020 with the release of Persona 4 Golden, This was the only mainline Persona game to ever get a PC Port, and even then, it was only released in Japan. This port was released in 1999, Three Years after it's original release on the Sony PlayStation.
This Port is based off of the Japanese PlayStation Version, so everything from that version (Enemy encounter rate isn't lowered down, You don't get more EXP, Snow Queen Quest is there and can be activated like normal, and other things) applies in this Port.
And that being said, here are the changes to this port:
- Most of the music does not loop. This is mostly seen with the Battle Theme ending and then starting over again after a few seconds.
- Few of the Music tracks play much faster than in the PS Version. Although I can confirm it with the School Infimary Theme, It's unknown if any other music tracks got the same treatment.
- Battles go a lot faster. Although not in the same speed as the PlayStation Portable Version, It's better than the PS Version in that regard.
- Faster Loading times (If the game is installed via 'Full Install').
- FMVs got a drop down in terms of quality. This Problem also appeared in the 1998 PC Version of Final Fantasy VII, and I could think PCs at the time didn't have enough power to handle the FMVs in their original form in terms of colors and quality, so they are toned down in appearance.
- No effects when entering Battles/Dungeons. Since PCs at the time couldn't handle/can't do the effects that the PlayStation hardware can do, These were removed.
- If this version is played on a Windows 10 Laptop, There will be some Texture Glitches on battles when choosing commands. Most likely a compatibility issue.
- World Map looks a little bit different and you can't see that far unlike in the PS Version. It's even weirder than the latter version, and a pain to travel through.
This is played on a Windows 10 Laptop and running the game from there. No virtual machine is used.