Receiving the "
Partner Award" for
Persona 5 Royal during today's "PlayStation Awards 2020 Japan Asia" annual award show, Atlus' P Studio development team sent a message of thanks and celebration.
Starting the video message off is the Persona Team producer and director Kazuhisa Wada. After discussing his happiness for
Persona 5 having received a PlayStation Award for five consecutive years, he mentions the following:
"As next year is the 25th anniversary of the Persona series, we have many exciting plans which we hope you will all enjoy."
Wada had made a similar
mention in December 2019, when he stated that the team was carefully planning steps to celebrate the 25th anniversary of
Persona in 2021.
Similarly, in 2018
Wada had teased plans for the
Persona series in 2019, starting with a concert, which would turn out to mainly be
Persona 5 Royal and
Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers.
In the video, Atlus composer Shoji Meguro mentions that they were unable to hold
Persona concerts this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "
Persona Super Live 2019" took place just last year in April 2019, and large scale
Persona concerts take place every two years at the earliest. Meguro implies that they might have held performances in 2020, which could have possibly been smaller in scale like 2019's "
Royal Experience" event. There was, however, the "Tokyo Game Show 2020
Sega Atlus Music Station" concert, which featured
Persona 5 Royal and
Persona 5 Scramble music in September 2020.
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