Persona 5 Strikers is a sequel that follows the Phantom thieves and their road trip across Japan, not only to stop the bad guys but also to enjoy different cities together. Two new characters are introduced, however Persona 5 Strikers takes place after the events of Persona 5, and not Royal. Which also means that Sumire will not be in this sequel. I can’t count on how many times I’ve laughed out loud, and to see the gang back together again felt very sentimental. The Switch version may not look as good as the PS4 or the PC version, still barely noticed the difference until someone compared the different versions side by side. But at the same time, I’m not the kind of person who’s picky with the graphics. The other “downside” is that the majority of Switch and PC owners have probably not played the mainline game yet, to release Strikers to these platforms before porting Persona 5 may not be the best choice. Still, I’m happy that Switch and PC owners can enjoy Strikers.

<p>Persona 5 Strikers is a sequel that follows the Phantom thieves and their road trip across Japan, not only to stop the bad guys but also to enjoy different cities together. Two new characters are introduced, however Persona 5 Strikers takes place after the events of Persona 5, and not Royal. Which also means that Sumire will not be in this sequel. I can’t count on how many times I’ve laughed out loud, and to see the gang back together again felt very sentimental. The Switch version may not look as good as the PS4 or the PC version, still barely noticed the difference until someone compared the different versions side by side. But at the same time, I’m not the kind of person who’s picky with the graphics. The other “downside” is that the majority of Switch and PC owners have probably not played the mainline game yet, to release Strikers to these platforms before porting Persona 5 may not be the best choice. Still, I’m happy that Switch and PC owners can enjoy Strikers.</p>

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