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# Exclusive Persona Tarot Cards set 3D labyrinth exploration Collector's art book & music CD Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: The Wild Cards Premium Edition - Nintendo 3DS The Wild Cards Premium Edition Edition

**Brand:** atlus
**Price:** € 603.55
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## Summary

> 🎲 Unlock the labyrinth, unlock your legacy!

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- **What is this?** Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: The Wild Cards Premium Edition - Nintendo 3DS The Wild Cards Premium Edition Edition by atlus
- **How much does it cost?** € 603.55 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Classic Characters, New Stories:** Reunite with beloved Persona 3 & 4 characters in an all-new narrative that deepens their stories and connections.
- • **Limited North American Exclusive:** Own a rare collector’s item previously only available in Japan—perfect for Persona fans who want to stand out.
- • **Dive into a 3D Labyrinth Adventure:** Navigate intricate dungeons using the Nintendo 3DS touchscreen for a uniquely immersive gameplay experience.
- • **First Persona on Nintendo Platform:** Experience the groundbreaking debut of the Persona series on Nintendo handhelds, blending classic RPG elements with innovative touchscreen mapping.
- • **Exclusive Collector’s Edition Content:** Includes a Persona Q-themed protective case, an art book, a music CD, and a rare set of eleven Persona Tarot Cards—only available in this premium edition.

## Overview

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth - The Wild Cards Premium Edition is a North American exclusive Nintendo 3DS collector’s set featuring a new Persona adventure with classic characters, a 3D labyrinth exploration system using touchscreen mapping, and premium collectibles including a themed protective case, art book, music CD, and exclusive Persona Tarot Cards.

## Description

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth: The Wild Cards Premium Edition is a North American exclusive set and the ultimate collector's edition for Persona fans! This special set contains the Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth game, a colorful groovy Persona Q-themed protective case for your Nintendo 3DS system previously only available in Japan, the "Sounds of the Labyrinth "music CD from Japan, an exclusive art book, and eleven Persona Tarot Cards (Part 2 of the card collection)! All of the items are contained inside a collectible outer box.

Review: but it is just as fun watching the main cast of both games interact with ... - Cast: If you are a Persona fan, do not pass this game up. There is no calender or social decisions that have impact on the story/relationships, but it is just as fun watching the main cast of both games interact with each other! I always felt that Persona 3's cast didn't get a lot of character development and it was nice to see them connect with each other and form bonds with Persona 4's outgoing cast. Zen and Rei were cute characters too! Dungeons: The dungeon crawling, map drawing, and puzzles were fun as well. There are 5 and each is unique in it's own way. HOWEVER, I recommend breaks between each floor or complete Elizabeth's quests just so it doesn't get tiring. The game easily hits 100+ hours. TONS of Customization: The fusion system in Persona Q might be my favorite system in the Persona series. I've played tons of SMT games and have certain demons/personas that I love to create and use. Most of the time I only end up using my favs for a short period before I or the enemies out level them making them obsolete. With the sacrificial system you can add tons of exp to a persona so that you can keep them for as long as you want. I loved Orpheus Telos so much that I kept him the whole game (level 26 to 99)! With the Healing Harp skill, I freed up the need for healing/status cure skills and was able to focus on many other cool skills or magic. Leveling up personas in this game does not make the stats increase. It only increases the HP & SP they give to the character they are equipped to. Each character (MC included) has their main persona, but is able to equip one other persona. It gives each character tons of skills to access per turn. No member in your party will ever be useless in any turn (i.e. Yukiko & Yukari are only good for healing and using their element). The boost system in Persona Q is by far more OP than just simple all out attack in the other games. It also helps your team sustain in dungeons. They are long, sometimes hard, and can even drain your HP/SP significantly in just one enemy encounter. Accessories and skill cards allow you to further customize characters. There are only 2 things you cannot customize in this game lol. The Extras: The CD & case were ok. I liked the art book and the cards.
Review: Don't Buy - Game doesn't work but the rest of the package stuff is fine and the box was differently colored too

## Features

- Classic Characters, New Story!: Persona Q has an all-new adventure that pulls in the classic characters from Persona 3 and Persona 4.
- First Persona title ever to be on a Nintendo platform: Users will roam through a 3D labyrinth and use the system's touchscreen to chart their course, marking dangers, treasures, and more along the way.
- More of what Persona Fans Want...: One of the most popular aspects of the Persona games are the stories behind the characters, and Persona Q provides new depth and insight on two games' worth of beloved characters!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00KVRK39A |
| Best Sellers Rank | #55,457 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #567 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL |
| Computer Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (391) |
| Date First Available | June 10, 2014 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00730865300181, 07308653001812 |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Item model number | PS-30018-1 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Atlus Software |
| Product Dimensions | 7.58 x 5.42 x 2.5 inches; 12.8 ounces |
| Publication Date | November 25, 2014 |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | November 25, 2014 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 804067324822 808113008315 730865300181 012301021691 804904128248 |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ but it is just as fun watching the main cast of both games interact with ...
*by A***E on March 12, 2015*

Cast: If you are a Persona fan, do not pass this game up. There is no calender or social decisions that have impact on the story/relationships, but it is just as fun watching the main cast of both games interact with each other! I always felt that Persona 3's cast didn't get a lot of character development and it was nice to see them connect with each other and form bonds with Persona 4's outgoing cast. Zen and Rei were cute characters too! Dungeons: The dungeon crawling, map drawing, and puzzles were fun as well. There are 5 and each is unique in it's own way. HOWEVER, I recommend breaks between each floor or complete Elizabeth's quests just so it doesn't get tiring. The game easily hits 100+ hours. TONS of Customization: The fusion system in Persona Q might be my favorite system in the Persona series. I've played tons of SMT games and have certain demons/personas that I love to create and use. Most of the time I only end up using my favs for a short period before I or the enemies out level them making them obsolete. With the sacrificial system you can add tons of exp to a persona so that you can keep them for as long as you want. I loved Orpheus Telos so much that I kept him the whole game (level 26 to 99)! With the Healing Harp skill, I freed up the need for healing/status cure skills and was able to focus on many other cool skills or magic. Leveling up personas in this game does not make the stats increase. It only increases the HP & SP they give to the character they are equipped to. Each character (MC included) has their main persona, but is able to equip one other persona. It gives each character tons of skills to access per turn. No member in your party will ever be useless in any turn (i.e. Yukiko & Yukari are only good for healing and using their element). The boost system in Persona Q is by far more OP than just simple all out attack in the other games. It also helps your team sustain in dungeons. They are long, sometimes hard, and can even drain your HP/SP significantly in just one enemy encounter. Accessories and skill cards allow you to further customize characters. There are only 2 things you cannot customize in this game lol. The Extras: The CD & case were ok. I liked the art book and the cards.

### ⭐ Don't Buy
*by A***R on September 11, 2026*

Game doesn't work but the rest of the package stuff is fine and the box was differently colored too

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ tl;dr By now if your a persona fan
*by J***N on February 5, 2015*

Persona? Persona! *one click buy* Yea that's been my life the pass few years. But hey it's worth the time and money. So the wild card edition. The cards are cool, the music cd just has a few tracks on it, the case is nice(a little pocket for your headphones) and the art book just has the characters in it, despite the really cool Labyrinths you get to run around in. Basically it's for bragging rights. (haha i'm cooler then you because I have a disposable income.) The game? Fantastic! Right off you get some pretty funny character interactions while your thrown in right in the story. Characters feel familiar almost all of them are voiced by there original actors. After some story set up you set off into your first labyrinth. Each one is themed and feels very different, having their own quarks, puzzles and atmosphere. Combat is turned base, who moves first is determined by stats, all out attack makes a return along with weaknesses. Whats really different here is your secondary persona. After each battle your secondary personas hp and sp will refill it's health acting like a sheild and sp giving you some wiggle room at the beginning of each fight even though your characters main persona is fresh out letting you get off a spell or two. Physical attacks now do elemental damage instead of just there slash, bash and pierce. To break up the Monotony of dungeon grinding the social element is here to entertain you with awesome character interactions. In between each dungeon floor you can go on a 'stroll' and see whats going on with your teammates. Usually ranges between 2 or 3 situations you can read threw. Funny, informative or insightful and always fun to do. there is much much more to this game. I could write more but i think i hit the major points. Must by for persona fans

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