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Dr Regine Zopf
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Homepage : http://www.cogsci.mq.edu.au/members/profile.php?memberID=221
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Macquarie University NSW 2109
I also have a profile at the ARC Centre for Excellence in Cognition and its Disorders.
We interact with others and the world around us with our body. The major focus of my research has been to find out how and where in the brain multisensory body information is processed and integrated; to understand the mechanisms which underlie the formation and updating of distinct representations for ones own body and other bodies; and to investigate how specific body-related representations modulate perception and action.
I received a Psychology degree from the University of Tübingen (2006) and a Master of Science degree from the Graduate School of Neural and Behavioural Sciences/International Max Planck Research School in Tübingen (2004). In 2007, I came to Australia and started a PhD at Macquarie University. Since I completed my PhD in 2012, I have been employed as a postdoc in the Perception in Action research group and I have recently been awarded an ARC Discovery Early Career Research Award (DECRA).
- Award for Higher Degree Research Excellence, Faculty of Human Science, Macquarie University (2011), Zopf, R.
- Travel Award, First Congress of the European Neuropsychological Society, Modena (2004), Zopf, R.
Grants Awarded
- ARC CCD Cross Program Support Scheme (2015) "Investigating the effects of visual feedback information on body representation, sense of ownership and agency using next-generation virtual reality." Pritchard, S., Kaplan, D., Polito, V., Zopf, R., Williams, M., & Coltheart, M. ($38,000)
- ARC Discovery Early Career Research Award [DE140100499] (2014 - 2017) "The body in interaction: The impact of tracking the human body on visual object processing." Zopf, R. ($393,087)
- Macquarie University Research Infrastructure Block Grant (2013) "Portable eye tracker for clinical purposes." Williams, M.A., Graham, S., Rich, A.N., Woolgar, A., Savage, G., Zopf, R., Brock, J., & Finkbeiner, M. ($45,288)
- Macquarie University Faculty Open Access Journal Assistance Scheme (2013) "The crossmodal congruency task as a means to obtain an objective behavioral measure in rubber hand illusion paradigm" (Journal of Visualized Experiments). Zopf, R. ($1,960)
- ARC CCD Cross Program Support Scheme (2013) "Understanding multiple components of self: Agency and body representation in healthy and impaired cognition". Polito, V., Zopf, R., Williams, M., Barnier, A., Langdon, L., Moore, J., & Morgan, H. ($20,000)
- Macquarie University Strategic Infrastructure Scheme Grant (2013) "Magnetic resonance-compatible integrated audio-visual stimulus delivery system." Seymour, K., Woolgar, A., Rich, A.N., Williams, M.A., McMahon, C., Demuth, K., Magnussen, J., Carlson, T., Curby, K., & Zopf, R. ($40,621)
- Macquarie University Research Development Grant (2012 - 2014) "Towards understanding body representations and their influences on perception, cognition and behaviour: The role of visual information and awareness." Zopf, R., & Williams, M. ($40,532)
- Macquarie University Research Excellence Scholarship (MQRES) (2007 - 2010) Zopf, R. ($19,616)
- Study Abroad Scholarship, DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service. (2001 - 2002) Zopf, R. ($18,000)
Selected Publications
- Zopf, R., Savage, G., & Williams, M.A. (2013). The crossmodal congruency task as a means to obtain an objective behavioural measure in the rubber hand illusion paradigm. Journal of Visualized Experiments, 77, e50530.
- Zopf, R., & Williams, M.A. (2013). Preference for orientations commonly viewed for one's own hand in the anterior intraparietal cortex. PLoS ONE, 8(1), e53812. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0053812
- Zopf, R., Klose, U., & Karnath H.-O. (2012). Evaluation of methods for detecting perfusion abnormalities after stroke in dysfunctional brain regions. Brain Structure & Function, 217(2), 667-675.
- Schmalzl, L., Zopf, R., & Williams, M. (2012). From head to toe: Evidence for response selectivity to whole individuals in human extrastriate cortex. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 6, 108.
- Zopf, R., Truong, S., Finkbeiner, M., Friedman, J., & Williams, M.A. (2011). Viewing and feeling touch modulates hand position for reaching. Neuropsychologia, 49(5), 1287-1293.
- Zopf, R., Harris, J.A., & Williams, M.A. (2011). The influence of body-ownership cues on tactile sensitivity. Cognitive Neuroscience, 2(3-4), 147-154.
- Zopf, R., Savage, G., & Williams, M. (2010). Crossmodal congruency measures of lateral distance effects on the rubber hand illusion. Neuropsychologia, 48, 713-725.
- Zopf, R., Fruhmann Berger, M., Klose, U. & Karnath, H.-O. (2009). Perfusion imaging of the right perisylvian neural network in acute spatial neglect. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 3, 15. [Link]
- Karnath, H.-O., Zopf, R., Johannsen, L., Fruhmann Berger, M., Nagele, T., & Klose, U. (2005). Normalized perfusion MRI to identify common areas of dysfunction: patients with basal ganglia neglect. Brain, 128, 2462-2469.
- Drewing, K., Fritschi, M., Zopf, R., Ernst, M. O., & Buss, M. (2005). First evaluation of a novel tactile display exerting shear force via lateral displacement. ACM Transactions on Applied Perception, 2(2), 118-131.
- Zopf, R., Giabbiconi, C. M., Gruber, T., & Muller, M. (2004). Attentional modulation of the human somatosensory evoked potential in a trial-by-trial spatial cueing and sustained spatial attention task measured with high density 128 channels EEG. Cognitive Brain Research, 20(3), 491-509.
- Giabbiconi, C. M., Dancer, C., Zopf, R., Gruber, T., & Muller, M. (2004). Selective spatial attention to left or right hand flutter sensation modulates the steady-state somatosensory evoked potential. Cognitive Brain Research, 20(1), 58-66.
- Karnath, H.-O., Fruhmann Berger, M., Zopf, R., & Kuker, W. (2004). Using SPM normalization for lesion analysis in spatial neglect. Brain, 127, E10.
Published Abstracts
- Zopf, R., Friedman, J., & Williams, M.A. (2013). Representing hands in the brain and effects of viewing hands on temporal synchrony perception [Abstract]. Multisensory Research, 31(Suppl. 26).
- Zopf, R., Friedman, J., & Williams, M.A. (2012). Using a virtual hand to investigate body representations [Abstract]. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience [Conference Abstract] ACNS-2012 Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Conference.
- Zopf, R., Harris, J.A., & Williams, M.A. (2010). Body Ownership modulates the influence of noninformative vision on touch [Abstract]. Australiasian Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Melbourne, Australia.
- Zopf, R., Harris, J.A., & Williams, M.A. (2010). The influence of body-ownership cues on tactile sensitivity [Abstract]. Annual Meeting Society for Neuroscience (SFN), San Diego, USA.
- Truong, S., Zopf, R., Finkbeiner, M., Friedman, J., & Williams, M. (2010). Perceptual Body Illusion Affects Action [Abstract]. Vision Science Society/Journal of Vision. doi: 10.1167/10.7.1052
- Muller, M., Giabbiconi, C., Zopf, R., & Gruber, T. (2005). Spatial attention in somatosensation [Abstract]. Journal of Psychophysiology, 19(2), 133.
- Weiskopf, N., Scharnowski, F., Veit, R., Ball, T., Mathiak, K., Zopf, R., et al. (2004). Self-regulation of the local bold signal and its behavioral consequences: A real-time fMRI study [Abstract]. Psychophysiology, 41, S28-S28.
- Fritschi, M., Drewing, K., Zopf, R., Ernst, M.O., & Buss, M. (2004). Construction and first evaluation of a newly developed tactile Shear Force Display [Abstract]. In M. Buss & M. Fritschi (Eds.). Proceedings of the 4th International Conference EuroHaptics 2004. Munich: Herbert Hieronymus, 1, 508-511.
- Fritschi, M., Drewing, K., Zopf, R., Ernst, M.O., & Buss, M. (2004). Construction and Psychophysical Evaluation of a Novel Tactile Shear Force Display [Abstract]. RO-MAN 2004: Proceedings of the 13th IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Interactive Communication. New York, 1, 509-513.
Conference Presentations, Colloquia, and other presentations
- Morgan, H. L., & Zopf, R. (2014, July). Nobody feels the same: variability in visuo-tactile processing impacts susceptibility to the rubber hand illusion. Poster session presented at the 12th International Cognitive Neuroscience Conference, Brisbane.
- Rush C., Zopf, R., & Williams, M.A. (2013, November). Pleasantness: A new factor in the rubber hand illusion. Paper presented at the Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society Conference (ACNC), Melbourne.
- Zopf, R. (2013, June). Representing hands in the brain and effects on perception and action. Presentation given at the Department of Physical Therapy, Tel Aviv University, Israel.
- Zopf, R., Friedman, J. & Williams, M.A. (2013, June). Visual body information modulates the perception of temporal synchrony for self-movements and viewed movements. Paper presented at the Interdisciplinary Body Representation Summer School on Embodied Intersubjectivity, Aegina, Greece.
- Zopf, R., Friedman, J., & Williams, M.A. (2013, June). Representing hands in the brain and effects of viewing hands on temporal synchrony perception. Presentation given at the "Representing the body in the brain" symposium at the 14th International Multisensory Research Forum, Jerusalem, Israel.
- Zopf, R., Friedman, J. & Williams, M.A. (2012, November). Using a virtual hand to investigate body representations. Paper presented at the Australian Cognitive Neuroscience Conference (ACNC), Brisbane, Australia.
- Zopf, R., & Williams, M.A. (2011, January). Representation of visual information with respect to body parts in the human brain: An fMRI study. Poster session presented at the Australian Cognitive Neuroscience Conference (ACNC), Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
- Harris, J., Zopf, R., Williams, M., & Arabzadeh, E. (2010, December). Visual information changes tactile sensitivity. Paper presented at the UWS Sensory Neuroscience Symposium, Sydney, Australia.
- Zopf, R., Harris, J. A., & Williams, M. A. (2010, November). The influence of body-ownership cues on tactile sensitivity. Paper presented at the HDR Showcase (e-presentation), Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
- Zopf, R., Truong, S., Finkbeiner, M., Friedman, J., & Williams, M. (2009, September). The Effect of the Rubber Hand Illusion on Action. Paper presented at the HCSNet Workshop on Movement and Motion Capture, Macquarie University, Australia.
- Zopf, R., Savage, G., Coltheart, M., & Williams, M. (2008, December). Where is my hand? ? Challenging Spatial Limits of the Rubber Hand Illusion. Paper presented at the Postgraduate Research Festival, Macquarie University, Sydney.
- Zopf, R., Savage, G., Coltheart, M., & Williams, M. (2008, October). Where is my hand? ? Challenging the Spatial Limits of the Rubber Hand Illusion. Paper presented at the Sydney Postgraduate Psychology Conference, Sydney, Australia.
- Zopf, R., Savage, G., Coltheart, M., & Williams, M. (2008, June). Behavioural and neural correlates of body-ownership. Poster session presented at the Sense of Body - An Interdisciplinary Summer School on Body Representation, Bologna, Italy.
- Schmalzl, L., Zopf, R., & Williams, M. (2008, June). Neural correlates of face and body processing: MEG and fMRI investigations. Paper presented at the international cognitive neuroscience summer school "The Sense of Body", Bologna, Italy.
- Zopf, R. (2007, December). Is this my hand? - Investigating normal and altered body perception. Paper presented at the Postgraduate Research Festival, Macquarie University, Sydney.
- Zopf, R., Fruhmann Berger, M., & Karnath, H. O. (2004, April). Lesion analysis in spatial neglect using SPM normalisation. Paper presented at the First Congress of the European Neuropsychological Society, Modena, Italy.
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October 4 – Peter Taylor Dies
"I'M not equipped to manage successfully without Peter Taylor. I am the shop window and he is the goods." Brian Clough.
As a number two you're never going to go down in the history books as the man who delivered trophy-after-trophy to your club or had your name sang by the rapturous crowd, but those who really know the game will appreciate what you bring to the table.
Was there ever a better number two than Peter Taylor? Brian Clough is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating characters in football history, but every great man needs a rock behind them and that's exactly where Taylor, who died today in 1990, came in.
Whereas Cloughy has had stands, trophies and roads named after him and books written and movies made about his life, Taylor's role in their partnership has largely gone criminally ignored.
As a player, Taylor's career was no great shakes. He played less than 250 games as a goalkeeper for Coventry, Middlesbrough and Port Vale before hanging up his gloves and taking charge of Burton Albion in 1962.
The most significant period of his career was his spell at Boro where he met an up-and-coming striker who went by the name of Brian Clough. When Cloughy's career was curtailed by injury he took over as manager of Hartlepool and Taylor was quick to join him.
They quickly established a successful partnership, and soon found themselves at Derby County, where they won promotion to the First Division in 1969 and won the title two years later.
After Cloughy's mouth got him the sling at the Baseball Ground the pair joined Third Division Brighton. After eight months Clough left to replace Don Revie for an ill-fated 44-day spell at Leeds United, but Taylor stayed on the south coast, building a team that won promotion the season after he left to join Clough at Forest.
Clough and Taylor's time at Forest is the stuff of legends. In the first season after winning promotion to the First Division, Forest romped home to the title, finishing seven points clear of runners-up Liverpool. The next season they won the European Cup and would go on to defend it the year after, going down in history as the only club in Europe that has won the European Cup more times than their domestic league.
This, however, proved to be the peak of the pair's relationship. After relations began to degenerate,
Clough and Taylor had an almighty falling out following the publication of Taylor's autobiography in 1980, that was entitled "With Clough by Taylor". Cloughy was incensed that Taylor had not consulted him over the book, and when Taylor became manager of Derby, Forest's biggest rivals, and commenced to try and sign some of his players, Clough was incensed, seeing this as the ultimate act of betrayal.
The managerial pairing that had seen Clough established as one of football's greatest ever bosses was no more. Taylor once described his end of the deal thusly: "We just gelled together, we filled in the gaps… My strength was buying and selecting the right player, then Brian's man management would shape the player."
Following the falling out, the pair would never speak again, and Clough's Forest side would never hit the heights of the halcyon days of his partnership with Taylor. In the year before he died, Taylor wrote an article stating that Clough should retire gracefully, before he was either forced out by his chairman or his ill-health got the better of him. As he was so often during their partnership, Taylor proved to be right. Clough, meanwhile, typically understated that Taylor's comments were not fit to be in the "wrapper that we used to eat fish and chips in Middlesbrough."
Taylor died suddenly, aged 62, whilst on holiday in Majorca. When Clough was told of his death on the telephone he fell silent, hung up and cried heavily. Clough attended Taylor's funeral and later dedicated his 1994 autobiography to his former assistant. "To Peter," it read. "Still miss you badly. You once said: 'When you get shot of me there won't be as much laughter in your life.' You were right."
We'll raise a glass to one of football's greatest ever number two's tonight, so enjoy this footage of his greatest ever triumph.
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Might a pregnant Kim Kardashian be a new and improved Kim Kardashian?
Insiders confirm to TMZ that Kim and Kanye West have turned down - yes, TURNED DOWN - a $3 million offer from a tabloid to publish the first photos of the couple's impending child.
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Wow, it is about time Kim isn't after money. I hope parenthood will make her more responsible and sensible. It is a pleasant change to hear her wanting privacy. Maybe Kanye is a good influence!!!
Incredible, they're are not worth a dime !
Take a look carefully and if they have an iota of consideration, they've taken so much and not giving for the needs ....oops they are not even Brangelina !
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Women walk past the aftermath of a car bomb attack in the mainly Shiite neighborhood of Zafaraniyah in southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013. Deadly attacks in Iraq killed tens of people on Monday. The attacks are the latest in a relentless wave of killing that has made for Iraq's deadliest outburst of violence since 2008. (AP Photo/ Hadi Mizban)
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Police say the blast went off Tuesday evening in front of a restaurant in the mainly Shiite neighborhood of Zafaraniyah, killing three and wounding 10.
Authorities say a military convoy was ambushed by gunmen after an explosion 75 miles south of the city of Mosul, with three soldiers dead and three others wounded.
They say a policeman was shot dead in the restive city, and a police patrol was hit by a bomb 30 miles south of the city, leaving two dead and three wounded.
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- Publisher: Atlus Co.
- Release Date: Dec 8, 2008
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Universal acclaim- based on 287 Ratings
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Positive: 269 out of 287
Mixed: 4 out of 287
Negative: 14 out of 287
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Nov 12, 2014The best game I have ever played. The game brings out different emotions in you, making you actually care about the story and feel connected to the characters.
Aug 17, 201467 hours and 19 minutes, and i still want more (btw its still my first playthrough).
The game has great characters, an amazing story, fantastic music and good ( if sometimes repetitive ) gameplay.
Aug 5, 2014Persona is a special game that can't be described well in words... It features one of the most compelling stories I have ever had the pleasure of playing through, commentating on 21st century teenage life in all of its complexities and absurdities. Its network of characters are all fantastically developed, which is not a surprise considering that the main premise of the game is saving each character from his/her darker thoughts and ambitions. Thematically, Persona is profound, deep, powerful, and at times flat out outrageous. But that's what makes it so memorable. This is one story and cast that you won't be forgetting anytime soon.
As a game, Persona captures the essence of a JRPG, mixing together creature collection, summoning and magic systems, and the classic swapable 4 member party. The battles have lots of surprises, flow very quickly and cohesively, and feature some of the most creative enemy design I have ever seen.
Really, I don't feel I can do Persona 4 justice by simply trying to explain its elements. This is one game you really have to play as a whole to see its genius.… Expand
Jul 10, 2014This game is just legend, i doubt that they ever made games like this. It's old school JRPG style, they don't make games like this now, well just have to wait and see what well be Persona 5.
Feb 8, 2014I have played this game like 10 times or more. I liked Persona 3, too. But it was a little dull to repeat the same thing everyday. But P4 changed it like you can fish better in rainy days, cook for your lunch, etc. I really love it.
Dec 2, 2013A interesting plot ,a very challenging gameplay and lovable characters makes Persona 4 a cult classic.The game basically sucks you into the game and let you live te game.
Nov 26, 2013This game is perfect in every aspect and it is the best game I have played in my life and I have played countless amount of games that are of the RPG genre. I can guarantee that this will at least be worth your time playing if not one best games you have played.
Oct 7, 2013The perfect JRPG, if only FF has the story depth and relatable characters of P4, only thing to worry about for the mainstream audience is the rather repetitive combat, but overall this game is'nt made with the combat in mind
Sep 16, 2013One of the best JRPGs ever made. One could make the argument that it is the best ever made. Deep, compelling, and at times even emotionally moving, Persona 4 captures the best elements of the zany weirdness that exemplifies classic Japanese storytelling. Part RPG, part murder mystery (and a good one!), this game is a must play.
Jun 26, 2013great game but i really prefer persona 3 than 4. pros: - another great cast of characters that are fun to be with and are still very funny - same gameplay but you can control all your characters instead of just the main character - another great story cons: - living in a small town is not as interesting as living in the city - even on the easy difficulty, you need to grind a LOT! and boss's take forever to beat
- the endings are pretty mediocre
- almost a carbon copy of persona 3… Expand
May 2, 2013This game is fantastic. The characters are so fleshed out, they're almost like kids you would meet at school. The story also held its own with the greats in my opinion, and with multiple endings, plenty of personas to create and plenty of things to do outside of combat, this game has plenty of replay value. Persona is probably my favorite PS2 series.
Apr 30, 2013Here's a quick review... I've been playing this game for more than 100 hours, more than a year to finally get to the end since I was lazy.
Persona 4 is a game about a group of students trying to solve a murder mystery in the quiet town of Inaba. One day at school, the protagonist hears a story about being able to see your soulmate inside your TV at midnight on rainy days. He sees someone and when he goes to touch them, he slips through his TV.
Persona 4 is a great game if you've got the time to play it. By having players create relationships with other characters, you have specialised and personal character development plus the development that occurs through the story. You also have the option of starting a romantic relationship with the girls in the game.
Something that really shines within the game to me is the music. The soundtrack of Persona 4 is great. It's upbeat, it's catchy. Really fits the mood. Like other Persona games, the music ties back to the story and what the characters must face. Tracks like "Facing my True Self" emphasise the story arcs about Personas.
Now gameplay. Persona plays like many other dungeon crawler (J)RPGs. You run through a map and explore. Get treasure. Fight monsters. The camera in the game is a little slow, but you can turn it faster using L/R2. A few things that bothered me about the game is that if you were running from a monster, your AI companions would get in the way after trying to catch up and couldn't be moved by running into them.
The removal of the feature created in Persona 3 Portable allowing you to separate your team to explore faster is a bit of a downside to me. It takes 2x as long to explore the floors and without the option to separate, you gain watered down XP.
I also believe that each Persona game I have has a coding error. After a while of exploring, battling, whatever, XP is multiplied by a lot. A persona with 30k remaining XP can level up every 2 or 3 battles. However, it might just be the discs I have.
In closing, Persona 4 is a great game for players with the time to spend on a deep story and engaging characters. With so many options, replay value is very high.… Expand
Apr 11, 2013Persona 4 is a brilliant mix of dungeon crawling and solid character development, it transcends JRPGs as a whole and overcomes it few flaws with a fun and interesting story, good character development and surprisingly in depth game play. It is a must have game.
Feb 21, 2013Let me start by saying that, for the most part, I hate JRPGS. This game has many of the hallmarks of what I usually find unbearable in a JRPG. Grinding, repetition, and a slow start to name a few. Yet, for some reason, I am absolutely in love with this game. Each component of this game, taken by itself, is not that impressive, but taken all together it is a remarkable and addictive experience. Except for the music. The music by itself is great. The biggest complaint about the game is the lack of variety and innovation as far as the dungeons are concerned. They're basically just hallways and rooms with enemies and treasure in them. The combat system fares much better. Simple to grasp, hard to master, especially on some boss fights (there's a few that are pretty difficult even on normal). The characters, music, and style of this game are what really does it for me. Okay...I'm rambling. This is a great game.… Expand
Jan 3, 2013To be honest, I had no idea of what to expect from this game going in. Never played a Persona game before, but knew of the name from its praised reputation. Persona 4 did not disappoint. I absolutely fell in love with this game. I loved the social system and the character development. The music is really great and catchy, visuals are very good and scenic. The translation of some of the dialogue could have been done a little better in terms of localisation to the non-Japanese gaming market, but then again I believe if they did that, then the game would lose a bit of its charm. I learned quite a bit about Japanese customs and speech mannerisms thanks to this game. I really don't get why some people criticize the voice acting, it's some of the best I've ever heard in a JRPG, ever.
Unfortunately I do have one critique: The dungeons. They get repetitive and a bit dull after the first few levels. It would have perhaps made more sense to have more, but smaller, dungeon types. Allowing players to move through them at a faster pace in order to keep the momentum of the narrative. Luckily grinding isn't really an issue until you get to the last dungeon, where grinding is almost mandatory if you want the best fusions.
Overall: A really wonderful game and the best JRPG I´ve played to date. I'm really glad I went back to play it and I will recommend this as a mandatory purchase for all JRPG fans.… Expand
Dec 29, 2012Persona 4 is not only the best game in the series. But it's also one of the best PlayStation 2 games ever! It's a huge improvement over Persona 3 in every aspect.
Nov 16, 2012Oh boy, this is one of the greatest games ever made. The Persona series is probably the greatest series of all-time. This takes everything from Persona 3, and adds to it, making it a tad more difficult and adding some new gameplay changes. This game has fantastic combat, allowing you to switch between your crew and control what attacks they use, making it much more tactical. Outside of that, the world they built was fantastic, I've grown to love every single one of these characters. The story is great & very dark, just what Atlus is known for. The soundtrack, just like Persona 3, is absolutely top-notch, even better than Persona 3 in my opinion, it really gets you immersed in the world they created. I simply cannot wait for Persona 5.… Expand
Nov 15, 2012Here I thought it was impossible to follow up Persona 3, and they somehow managed to pull it off. Now comparing it to the previous game, the characters are FAR more likable, the gameplay is much more improved, the story is slightly better, and the graphics weren't much of a difference. The music was a hell of a lot better and has its own unique style to it. This game was fantastic.
Oct 10, 2012Another fantastic persona game. The story, while not quite as good as Persona 3's, is fantastic. The characters are top notch and the voice acting is pretty good. The social links are now much more personal and are easier to finish up. The dungeons are more varied. However, they are much harder. In fact, Persona 4 is MUCH harder than 3. However, in the end, it pays off because the game is so fantastic. However, be warned. Unlocking the true ending is quite difficult and a grind will be needed.… Expand
Aug 14, 2012Absolutely brilliant. Gameplay retains many of the former elements seen in 3 and improves on them tremendously, but the story is where the real gold is. When the final credits roll, assuming you haven't gotten a bad end, you'll feel like you've said goodbye to great friends and a warmth inside will compel you to play through it all over again.
Gameplay is primarily, on the surface, grinding, pressing X and reading, but P4's cast and interactions carry the game so well it's impossible not to enjoy yourself. Absolutely recommended for any fan of RPGs.… Expand
May 29, 2012As a person who struggles to find an hour a day to play any game, I'm hard pressed to find an RPG worth the time and effort to see to the end. Since I discovered Persona 4 a year ago, I'm still playing it today between work and studies like someone would routinely watch their favourite TV show. The story keeps you invested, the characters realistic and relateable, and the battlesystem though repetitive provides just enough variety in enemies to serve as a bridge between intriguing plot scenes. The real draw however transpires between the action and the plot, where you have the opportunity to further the social links you develop within the game. You truly feel invested in the characters and your team, and it drives you to build your relationships with them and see their stories through. A great game no RPG fan should miss out on, not even now.… Expand
Mar 15, 2012This is, along with Persona 3, the best rpg ever made. I regret not having finished the game, but I put atleast 40+ hours into it. Im really looking forward for the next Persona game. This is the last ps2's greatest game.
Mar 14, 2012Just masterpiece i say for this game, better than persona 3, hell it is bettter than any Final Fantasy games in ps2 generation, great story, great character, great soundtrack, just give us more battle variety in the next title thank you atlus
Mar 1, 2012My favorite jrpg. An even more fantastic story than 3, feels more offbeat, daring, involving, magical, and the characters are more memorable. A masterpiece.
Feb 5, 2012Shin Megami's Persona series exemplified with it's latest iteration. Each character possesses real problems and are for the most part relate able and enjoyable. There have been many recent spinoff's including manga and anime iterations. It seems that although this game has a more niche appeal than the more mainstream games such as FF have it is still an amazing peice
Jan 2, 2012The next game in the wonderful Persona series, Persona 4 builds off of what made Persona 3 and FES so good and then adds some things to give it it's own identity that were both good and bad but mostly good. This game follows Persona 3 in the fact that it adds a simulation element to the RPG goodness to create a game that will literally have you playing for days and weeks on end. The amount of stuff to do in this game is staggering and I can honestly say this game, as well as Persona 3, will take you days to finish and that's a good thing. The combat is a fluid as ever, plus they've added the ability to control your teammates during battle now so no more questionable A.I. decisions from 3. It seems things have gotten a bit serious from 3 to 4 as your now dealing with a series of grisly murders in a small, rural town. For me, the story was the biggest improvement from 3 since in 3, the story is mainly just the run-of-the-mill "save the world from the bad guy" deal. This story was gripping and it really brought you closer to the characters in a way that 3 wasn't able to do. The multiple environments are a refreshing change of pace from 3's Tartarus and the enemies are a bit more varied in this version. However the biggest complaint I have about the game is the fact that it's way too grindy. The problem is they took the healing tarot cards from the after battle shuffle out, making things alot harder to deal with sometimes. Healing items are at a premium, even on easy, and the fact that you don't have a reliable healing avenue till the end of the game can make getting those needed levels very bothersome especially early on in the game. Just watch out since you'll spend most of your time each level grinding out the 10 or so levels you need to get from one boss to another to survive. It can be tiresome, especially since you have to kill each boss before a certain point or it's a game over. But the journey to get to those points is filled with alot of fun stuff and the simulation portions of this game are on par, if not better than the ones in 3. However 3 had a better collective of characters, while 4 only has a few characters that stand out (Teddy and Rise especially) over the rest. You will definitely enjoy all the characters you've got and it's nice to see that you can control their Persona evolutions on your own instead of having to wait for it to happen during the story. There are alot of other things I could talk about in this game but, suffice it to say, you should just play it for yourself if you haven't already. If you have, go play it again. It's far better the second time around than alot of the other stuff that's out there right now, especially if you have nothing else to do except wait for Persona 5 or the Persona 4 remake for the Vita to come out later this year.… Expand
Nov 10, 2011This is the best excepcional work of ATLUS! this game is superb good the best RPG for PS2 i ever play . the one little problem it's the long chats. that almost of the time is boring but except for this..i can't wait to se a Persona in the ps3
Jul 30, 2011I rarely hate a video game, hell i even enjoyed hello kitteh island adveentur3. THIS GAME IS SHawt!! I watched my friend play this game and ive got to say, if making **** spaghety was a proffesion you guys would be on IRON CHEF and i dont even watch that show. first of all there is way 2 much dialoge, second these skowrt are tow short, fifthly why the **** does every japanese game have some gateway to a different world? AND sixteenthly what the **** is with the title, translate it, i speak American in America… Expand
Jul 13, 2011Rarely if ever do I consider a game perfect. However Persona 4 is the closet thing to perfection I have ever played. Everything from Persona 3 is back and done far better. The dungeons are all different instead of the giant tower of doom you get sick of going through. The social links and the people within them are done much better. Not to mention you can control your party members whenever you want so you can make all the stupid choices in battle. Yet this game does have flaws as all game must and I think they should be pointed out. The main thing in this game that bothers me is the fact if you go out with anybody throughout the story how nobody in an entire town filled of noisy rumor loving people every figure out your going out with somebody. And most of the girls in the game are popular and well known so the fact this small thing was not worked on is a bit a jarring, but and the end of the day it is a small fault and doesn't bother me all that much. After all this is the game I've spend around 400 hours of my life playing.… Expand
Jan 23, 2011I thought Persona 3 FES was great but this game beats it in almost every way. The characters are very likable, there is a great story throughout the entire game, the social links are fixed, and plot twists are legendary.
Oct 19, 2010Persona 4 is easily one of the most addictive games for the PS2. Everything about the game is at least very good. The circular plot is perhaps the only thing about this game that is lacking, particularly in comparison to Persona 3. However, there are enough twists and turns in this game too keep things interesting. Finally, the character development is fantastic, the music is highly entertaining and the writing in the game is superb.… Expand
Oct 7, 2010Persona is nothing less then an astoundingly fantastic RPG. It takes Persona 3's social sim and dungeon crawler blend and adds to every aspect in meaningful ways. The story is more focused and the characters even better developed then P3 which is something I wouldn't have though possible. The score is fantastic and the visuals are on par with other PS2 JRPGs. Minor gripes include the fact that if the main character gets KOd it's still instant game over, it's shorter then Persona 3, and that the "proper" ending requires you jump through some specific hoops near the end of the game. If you own a Playstation 2 and enjoy RPGs you should track this down as it is an amazing experience that stays with you long after you've finished the game.… Expand
Aug 29, 2010Takes Persona 3 and improves a lot, the character depth (not to say that Persona 3's was BAD, just, Persona 4's was better), the combat, and the slick menus. I gotta say, I really like the way the menus look, very stylish. One complaint is the story isn't as good as P3's. While P3 is GRIM DARK DEATH stuff, P4 is kind of cook-cutter. But then again, comparing P3 and P4 is like comparing night and day. It definitely stirs some emotions, the voice actors do a good job of conveying their character's emotions which really makes some of the scenes that much better. But, with the improvements, I still recommend playing Persona 3 FES first, you'll thank me later once you play P4 and think the combat system is freaking awesome, along with the character development.… Expand
Among the cookie-cutter sequels and half-hearted remakes, Persona 4 is a near flawless example of the perfect balance between "falling back on what works" and "pushing the genre forward." That said, I wholeheartedly recommend it as one of the best RPG experiences of the year.
An outstanding achievement in gaming. There's no question that this is going to be one of my top games of the year, and any fan of JRPGs should be playing it when it's released next week.


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Two women have been arrested in Lincoln for assaulting and robbing a man who had recorded them allegedly driving recklessly Friday morning.
Police say the man used his iPhone to record the car moving through the parking lot of the Walmart near North 27th and Superior streets just after 2 a.m.
The car pulled up next to the man and a woman got out, allegedly yelled at him for recording them and then hit the man, who knocked the woman to the ground. A second woman then got out of the car and repeatedly hit the man. The women then took his iPhone before driving away.
A witness who called police was able to get the car's license plate number. Police viewed store surveillance video and contacted the registered owner of the car. Thirty-one-year-old Aariqa Allen was taken into custody. Her passenger, 23-year-old Marie Abram, was also arrested. Police were able to recover the phone.
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Sometimes I think my kids lead busier lives than I do. Between school and after-school activities and their full social lives, it seems the kids are overscheduled and don't catch a break.
Smithtown psychologist Dr. Deena Abbe agrees children today are overscheduled. She says they "should be limited in their after-school activities. Although these activities are enjoyable and often serve a purpose in the kids' lives, it's important that they not have activities that interfere with their homework or family time. I usually tell parents that they should pick one or two activities [religion is considered one activity] a week per child. If you don't teach your children how to relax, study, entertain themselves when they are younger, it is significantly more difficult when they are older, and can lead to stress, depression, anxiety" and other problems.
Leslie Weidenman, a psychologist at The Groden Center, a Providence, R.I., school and treatment center for children and adults with autism and other behavioral and developmental disorders, says, "The key to scheduling kids is balance, making sure that the child is still enjoying the activities and not exhibiting signs of stress/overload" such as "an increase in fatigue and crankiness, a decrease in grades, suddenly being more moody or anxious."
She says, "Kids should have some downtime where they can play with friends and be with family without structure."
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Scarlett Johansson and her fiance Romain Dauriac are the proud parents of a baby girl!
The actress and her fiance welcomed daughter Rose, but did not reveal any other details.read more
Scarlett Johansson and her fiance Romain Dauriac are the proud parents of a baby girl!
The actress and her fiance welcomed daughter Rose, but did not reveal any other details.read more
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Pregnant actress Scarlett Johansson is reportedly planning to get married in August!
The 29-year-old stunner was overheard telling fellow guests at a dinner thrown by Martha Stewart at her East Hampton estate on Saturday that she would tie the knot in four weeks to fiance Romain Dauriac.read more
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Taylor Swift Chops Her Locks [Hollywire]
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Scarlett Johansson looking stunning at the Hollywood premiere of her film "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" on Thursday.
The 29-year-old actress hasn't officially confirmed her pregnancy, but she let her cute baby bump do the talking.read more
Scarlett Johansson is reportedly pregnant with her first child.
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Los Angeles pop collective Grouplove brought the bounce to Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week with a performance of "Tongue Tied" off their 2011 debut hit, Never Trust A Happy Song.
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Our minds are cluttered enough, so we try to keep the inside of our cars debris free. Unfortunately, that hasn't been possible during the tuning process of our new project car. Between the handheld control module, our cheap, serial-equipped laptop, the yet-to-be-mounted standalone ECU and the wire connected to our wide-band 02 sensor, the interior of our project is beginning to look like the rats nest behind our desk.
Innovate Motorsports seems to have the answer, with a new line of Bluetooth adapters, co-developed by BradaTech, that allows the entire Innovate line of wares to be connected wirelessly.
The suite of products can transfer information to laptops or Pocket PCs and have a range of up to 100 feet, expanding the possibilities of what we can do both inside and outside our ride. Now if we can just get that damn idle issue fixed, our world would be complete. Well, that and when our coilover setup arrives...
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Protect your child and your cat by taking your cat to the veterinarian for a health checkup well before the baby's arrival; while you're there, be sure all her vaccinations are up-to-date and she's protected against internal and external parasites. In addition, if your cat has any ongoing behavior issues, such as aggression or going to the bathroom outside the litterbox, now is the time to resolve the issue with your veterinarian and, if needed, a recommended behavior professional.
In addition, during your pregnancy your cat should be kept solely indoors to reduce her risk of contracting toxoplasmosis, which can be dangerous to your unborn baby. (Pregnant women should also refrain from cleaning the litterbox if at all possible, or at the very least should wear disposable gloves while changing the litter and wash thoroughly after the chore is finished.)
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end of the book. Once I finished reading it, I rushed to buy the rest of the
Clint Folsom series. Hot Stuff!
From a review by Kpasa
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This one is definitely recommended to add to your list of erotic reads"
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