Megami Ibunroku Persona Digital Collection (1998)
Genres:Puzzle, Music, Quiz/Trivia
Story:A collection of minigames during a festival set after the events of Megami Ibunroku Persona. The minigames include races, quizzes, fortune-telling, an art gallery, puzzles, karaoke, air hockey, a shuffle game, and a shooting gallery. With other features like a sound player, persona compendium, music videos with remixed songs, and dress-up.Show more
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