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GI: The Etrian Odyssey series has kept the sometimes-forgotten pure dungeon crawl alive and well on the 3DS, and has begun to mix things up by bringing its classic core into interesting franchise mashups such as Persona Q. This time around, the flavors get mixed up with the Mystery Dungeon series for a new tactical take on Etrian Odyssey, now with with roguelike elements and unpredictability from floor to floor of sprawling dungeons.

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HD: The Etrian Odyssey series has gained a lot of traction since the 3DS's release. What began as a rather niche dungeon crawling series for the Nintendo DS suddenly gained a good deal of exposure with its first 3DS entry, 'Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan'. Since then, remakes of the first two games in the series have been announced (with the first one already released), and a crossover with Atlus' Persona series in 'Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth' introduced an even wider audience to the series' brutally difficult, but addicting dungeon crawling style.

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WASDuk takes an in-depth look at the character of Persona 4's Tohru Adachi

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Dance along to the latest trailer for Atlus' upcoming PlayStation Vita exclusive.

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Japanese gameplay trailer for Persona 4: Dancing All Night.

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Explosion:" Persona 4: Dancing All Night, the rhythm game based on Persona 4 launching this year in all regions on PlayStation Vita, has received a new character video today."

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Explosion:" New pre-order bonuses details have emerged today on Persona 4: Dancing All Night, the new rhythm game featuring characters from Persona 4 launching this year on PlayStation Vita in all regions."

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Stephanie Carmichael of G4@Syfygames writes: "Whether youre in high school now or you've left it far behind, you probably have a set impression of what its like to go there every day. Yandere Simulator is going to challenge that. Lots of video games have tackled the high school setting before, the most notable of which is Persona. The role-playing game series is known for sending players to high school to revisit the turbulent teenage years. But aside from the danger of fighting Shadows (the monsters that roam dungeons), Im willing to bet anyones high school experience in Persona is a lot more enjoyable than what they endured in real life."