A young woman sits curled up on the floor of her apartment kitchen. She holds a gun to her temple. Her hands are trembling as she prepares to pull the trigger. This is not how a typical JRPG begins. Persona 3 for the PlayStation was one of the most unique and engaging role-playing games of all time with a powerful story, engaging characters and amazing artwork that carried you through 100 hours of awesomeness. We’ve been playing the heck out of Persona 3 Portable (P3P) for the PSP, so we decided to pick it apart to find out how it compares to the original.
The Story
You play an orphaned student who has just transferred to Gekkoukan High School. On your way to your new dorm, you encounter the Dark Hour, a hidden slice of time that occurs each night at midnight. During the Dark Hour everyone except for a special few are transmogrified into coffins; dark spirits called Shadows roam the streets, preying on those who find themselves awake and trapped in the Dark Hour. Those who fall victim to Shadows during the Dark Hour awaken the next day as brain dead zombies. The media wrongly identifies the condition as a case of mental illness and calls it Apathy Syndrome.
After discovering that you have the power to interact with the Dark Hour and can summon Persona, a powerful manifestation of your inner psyche, you join the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES) to investigate the mysteries of the Dark Hour in order to put a stop to the spread of Apathy Syndrome caused by nightly Shadow attacks during the Dark Hour.
From:
http://www.gamesradar.com/persona-3-versus-persona-3-portable/
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