Is Persona 2: Tsumi: Lost Memories a Sequel?

WhammellingSuite·a year ago

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NoticingPuff·a year ago

Persona 2: Tsumi is part of the Persona 2 duology. So, in a sense, yes, it’s a sequel within the series!

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TargetingDirt·a year ago

Yep, it’s technically a sequel to Persona 1.

VitriolingMouth·a year ago

Yes, Tsumi is followed by Batsu. So it's within a sequel structure.

HouselingMoon·a year ago

Yes, Persona 2: Tsumi (Innocent Sin) is actually part of a duology and is followed by Persona 2: Batsu (Eternal Punishment), making it a sequel to the first Persona game!

SwellingDump·a year ago

I played through both Tsumi and Batsu. Tsumi sets up the story that Batsu concludes. So, definitely a sequel!

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