Tag: Persona 5
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Aimless Protagonists and Complicated Friendships: Videogame Perspectives on Delinquency
Ringo Ishikawa and Mae Borowski portray different aspects of delinquency, while Persona 5 uses it only as it’s convenient for the plot and for game mechanics. Each game has a different perspective on relationships as a result.
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Not Your Enemy – Family Dynamics and the Disappointing Adult in JRPGs
Teens are ever-present in Japanese roleplaying games, yet it’s easy to forget that – cute character design and the technical limitations meant that characters could be anywhere from 13 to 113, yet when a game reminds you of its characters’ age, this should put their behaviour and situation in context.