Atlus revealed some less restrictive streaming guidelines for cross-platform releases of Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden.
In the past Atlus has enforced a set of streaming guidelines and restrictions on what may or may not be displayed in games that are allowed to be posted to the internet, especially for new releases.
Atlus recently published a set of streaming guidelines for Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden that some gamers say are less strict than previous releases. Last year, Atlus announced that it would bring the Persona series of games to multiple platforms after some fans requested it. This release includes three of the series’ most popular games, Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden and Persona 5 Royal, with Peronsal 5 Royal having been released in the final quarter of 2022, while Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden will be out in less than a week.
In the past Atlus has enforced a set of streaming guidelines and restrictions on what may or may not be displayed in games that are allowed to be posted to the internet, especially for new releases. This even applies to remakes of previously released games, such as when the studio announced a set of streaming rules for Persona 5 Royal, which sparked outrage from the community. gamers because people assume that Royal has been out for almost three years along with six years of the original game. In a move that surprised many fans, the publisher recently released a set of streaming guidelines that fans have found to be less stringent than previous implementations.
As detailed on the Japanese channel website Persona and Atlus’ Twitter, the game is allowed to stream when the cross-platform version officially launches, depending on the region, with a live stream of either game. banned prior to the global launch of the cross-platform version on January 19. Gamers must also follow standard practice to add spoiler warnings when uploading gameplay videos or game streams, so as not to spoil them. Experience the fans who are first time players.
Gamers must also follow a standard practice to add spoiler warnings when uploading gameplay videos or streaming games.
Unlike the restrictions for Persona 5 Royal re-releases, there are no restrictions on players recording footage from any Persona 4 Golden or Persona 3 Portable segments. According to the Japanese website, there are still some other restrictions, such as asking fans not to release content that is illegal or slanders any particular third party or player, or copyright notices. specifically for Atlus and Sega.
Many gamers are excited about the Persona remakes, giving them new opportunities to play these titles on more modern systems. Notably, this is Persona 3 Portable’s first re-release since it was exclusive to Sony’s PlayStation Portable in 2009, also Persona 3’s first re-release in more than two decades. . Gamers can find a full list of rules on the Japanese websites for Atlus’ Persona series.
