Both Persona 1 and 2 had different protagonist, but their stories occurred in the same universe since some of the main characters from the first game make cameo appearances in the second, and some even help you during the main story. Persona 2, also gave way to a new feature during battles, you could see your team move up close and hit the enemies, and of course you had the option to turn that feature off because the animations took forever to go through. It was in Persona 2 that the dungeon crawling changed from first person to an aerial shot of the protagonist walking with full 360 camera angles for a 3D feel. In the earliest games in the Shin Megami Tensei series, dungeon crawling was displayed in a first person view with random encounters which then brought the player to the traditional turn based rpg set up. Personas are other versions of an individual that resides within them, everyone has it, but very few have what is called “The Potential” to summon forth their other selves. The Persona games usually revolve around the lives of a group of teenagers in Japan who through a series of events (different in each game) gain the ability to summon Personas. One such example is Shin Megami Tensei: Persona. Shin Megami Tensei is one of the longest running JRPG franchises that the popular game developer Atlus has in its arsenal spawning many spin-offs that end up becoming their own true series, which rivals the greatness of the original. Prologue to Persona Series (Skip If you don’t care)
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