Fri 7th Jun Yeah exclusives exist, doesn't mean they don't suck, and they particularly suck when there is literally no reason for them to be exclusives at all.

There are plenty of options for jrpg fans on Switch, and there are plenty of Switch games that will never see the light of day on PS4/XBONE. So, Switch may not be getting Persona 5.but it IS getting Dragon Quest 11, and it just received a plethora of Final Fantasy games, and Octopath, and so forth. I know what I'm getting, and everything else is a total bonus! It's for that reason that I'm never disappointed by a console's library. I bought a PS4, knowing full well that it would never receive Mario, or Zelda, or the then-recently announced Rare Replay, just as I bought the Switch knowing that most of the more graphically/online intensive games either wouldn't properly translate or simply couldn't be done justice. Hell, even Sega CD had Lunar and Vay! No audience is entitled to anything but first party content! Anything else is either a bonus or a deciding factor.

Fri 7th Jun every halfway decent console since the dawn of the hobby itself has had amazing EXCLUSIVES! Colecovision had the first great port of Donkey Kong, NES had everything except games like Phantasy Star, SNES had Final Fantasy and the Mega Drive had Shining Force.Even if the main game doesn't ever arrive, we do have Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers to look forward to instead - an action-RPG with Warriors-style gameplay. Rumours surrounding a Persona 5 Switch port have been doing the rounds ever since Joker arrived in Super Smash Bros. There's nothing wrong with being cautiously hopeful for a surprise E3 reveal, but we definitely wouldn't put any emotional investment into it. Of course, there is always the chance that this is simply a way of hiding a future announcement - the statement does leave the door open for things to change in the future - but the official stance right now is that a Switch version is not on the way. The statement reads that 'there is no plan at present' to bring the game to any platform other than PlayStation 4. No matter how many rumours, rumblings, and exciting bits of speculation you see dotted around the internet suggesting it might be, Persona 5 Royal is not planned for a release on Nintendo Switch.ĭeveloper and publisher Atlus has shared a new FAQ section on its official site for the game, with one answer going out of its way to address the issue for good.

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