The poster was initially posted on Twitter by Japanese store Genki but has been deleted since. The original tweet also came with an announcement that said that from September 17 to September 19, “Persona 5: Pursue the Phantom Thief Party” campaign shall go into effect.
Gamers are requested to report their findings of the “Phantom Thief Party” by coming to video gaming stores.
The SCEJA press conference also delved more on the details of the marketing campaign for “Persona 5” which is meant to drumbeat the game all the more to existing gamers and also to new ones.
“Persona 5” comes nearly two years after the release of “Persona 4” which is why gamers have been anxiously waiting for it for quite a long while and they are finally seeing the end of the tunnel once Atlus makes the formal announcement about the exact release date of the game on the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 3.
Atlus did not make any official statement or announcement regarding the launching and eventual rollout of “Persona 5” on the PlayStation gaming consoles, but the company’s very enthusiastic PR team apparently hinted it in recent interviews.
“Persona 5” is the sixth installment of the role-playing game from the Megumi Tensei franchise and its announcement during the SCEJA event did not focus on the details of its official release to the retail markets in Japan, North America and Europe but on the characters and storylines of the game.