I kind of like having most of the characters special move inputs the same (with a few subtle exceptions). It definitely make a difference in the learning curve when picking up someone new.
Persona 4 Arena
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Crabmaster2000
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Re: Persona 4 Arena
I re read the posts and I think I might have blurred two post together (yours that you mentioned and noiseredux asking about it right after). Oops
I kind of like having most of the characters special move inputs the same (with a few subtle exceptions). It definitely make a difference in the learning curve when picking up someone new.
I kind of like having most of the characters special move inputs the same (with a few subtle exceptions). It definitely make a difference in the learning curve when picking up someone new.
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Re: Persona 4 Arena
Finally got a chance to plat the game. Fun even though I wasn't really sure what I was doing
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retrosportsgamer
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Re: Persona 4 Arena
So this game is $22 new on Amazon - maybe a budget fighter for the RB group down the road?
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titanren12
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Re: Persona 4 Arena
quintorro wrote:Finally got a chance to plat the game. Fun even though I wasn't really sure what I was doing
I just picked this game up a couple days ago, couldn't agree with you more....
