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Sac Republic FC gears up for home opener - Duration: 1:39.

E

OPENER.

KCRA 3'S MICHELLE DAPPER HAS THE

SEASON PREVIEW.

>> WE WANNA PLAY IN FRONT OF OUR

FANS.

>> WE'RE REALLY EXCITED.

>> IT'S SOMETHING YOU LOOK

FORWARD TO.

MICHELLE: IT'S A BRAND NEW

SEASON FOR THE REPUBLIC FC.

>> WE WANT TO START OFF STRONG.

WE HAVE BEEN PREPARING FOR

MONTHS.

PRESEASON HAS BEEN LONG.

MICHELLE: LEVELS OF COMPETITION

AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH.

ADDING NEW PLAYERS WITH OVER 23

YEARS OF MLS EXPERIENCE.

>> PLAYERS LOOK UP TO THEM.

MICHELLE LEADERS LIKE ADAM

MOFFAT AND JULIUS JAMES.

>> WE ARE LEARNING FROM THEM AND

THEY ARE LEARNING FROM US TOO,

IT >> THEY'VE BOUGHT IN TO WHO

WE ARE, CULTURE AND CLUB WE ARE

PROUD OF.

MICHELLE: A COUNTED SQUAD

SHAPING TOGETHER.

>> I LIKE THE WAY THE NEW AND

THE OLD HAVE COME TOGETHER.

THAT'S ALWAYS THE BIGGEST

CHALLENGE AS HEAD COACH.

MICHELLE: A REMATCH IS SET,

ORANGE COUNTY KNOCKING THE

REPUBLIC OUT OF THE PLAYOFFS

LAST SEASON.

>> I AM SURE THE GUYS WHO PLAYED

THAT GAME HAVE A LITTLE EXTRA

FIRE IN THEIR STOMACHS.

MICHELLE: SEEKING SOME SWEET

REVENGE.

WHERE READY.

-- WE ARE MORE THAN READY.

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Santa Cruz surfers catch waves with wounded soldiers - Duration: 2:43.

WELL, DAN, THE WOUNDED

WARRIORS, SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND

MARINES TURNED TO SERVING.

IT GIVES THESE VETERANS A SENSE

OF CAMARADERIE AND HEALING

THROUGH MOTHER NATURE.

>> I WANTED TO STAY IN THE

MILITARY FOR 30 YEARS BUT

UNFORTUNATELY THE TALIBAN HAD

SOMETHING TO HIS A ABOUT THAT

AREA FELIX GORDON EWELL SPENT

HIS TIME IN AFGHANISTAN CLEARING

MINES.

BLOWN UP SIX DIFFERENT TIMES,

-THE LAST ONE WAS THE WORST.

A BROKEN NECK AND BACK, -.

DEAF AND PARTIALLY BLINDED,

SURFING HAS HELPED HIM COPE

>> THIS IS A REFRESHER IN

GETTING ME BACK OUT THERE AND I

SURE NEEDED IT.

NOT JUST NEEDED THE REFRESHER TO

STAND UP ON A SURF BOARD AND

SURF.

SOMETIMES YOU GET AN A LULL AND

THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THE

HEALING HANDS OF MOTHER NATURE.

FELIX: US MARINE JONATHAN BLANK

STEPPED ON AN IED IN AFGHANISTAN

AT THE END OF HIS DEPLOYMENT

AND NOW IN A WHEELCHAIR, HE

NAVIGATES OBSTACLES LIKE CURBS

AND HILLS THAT MOST DON'T GIVE A

SECOND THOUGHT ABOUT.

BUT SURFING GIVES HIM FREEDOM

>> IN THE WATER I HAVE SO MUCH

MORE FREEDOM.

I CAN MOVE AROUND, I CAN SEND

THIS WAY AND THAT WAY, I CAN DO

FLIPS.

IT IS AN INCREDIBLE FEELING OF

RELAXATION.

FELIX: OPERATION SURF IS PART OF

SAN LUIS OBISPO-BASED AMAZING

SURFACE VENTURES INTRODUCING

, VETERANS TO THE OCEAN AND

SURFING AS A SPORT AND

THERAPEUTIC HEALING TOOL.

>> HOPEFULLY THEY SEE A

DIFFERENT LIGHT THAT WILL

INSTILL SOME HOPE WHEN THEY

START DOING THIS PROCESS.

HOPEFULLY THEY WILL SEE THE

AMOUNT OF PEOPLE IN THIS

COMMUNITY THAT CARE FOR THEM.

FELIX: OPERATION SURF PAIRS

WOUNDED SOLDIERS WITH

PROFESSIONAL SURFERS LIKE

ANTHONY TASHNICK WHO'S

VOLUNTEERED FOR THE LAST 5

YEARS.

>> TO HAVE THE HAVE THE

EXPERIENCE OF WRITING THEIR

FIRST WAVE, I CAN RIDE

VICARIOUSLY THROUGH THEM.

THERE'S NOTHING I WANT MORE THAN

FOR THEM TO BE SAFE AND HAVE

THIS OPPORTUNITY.

FELIX: AND FOR AT LEAST A WEEK,

SURFING HELPS MOTIVATE THESE MEN

AND WOMEN TO OVERCOME ANY

CHALLENGES.

>> THE ENERGY OF ALL OF THIS

PICK YOU UP BY THE BOOTSTRAPS

AND MAKES YOU KEEP MARCHING

FORWARD.

IT REALLY HELPS.

FELIX: THEY HAVE BEEN OUT OF THE

WATER FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS OF

THE ACTIVITIES DO NOT END WITH

THE SURF.

WE HAD DINNER LATER THIS EVENING

AND TOMORROW WILL BE BACK IN THE

WATER.

DAN: THANK YOU, PHIL.

THIS MORNING THE OPENING

CEREMONY WAS HELD TO HONOR THE

TWENTY PARTICIPANTS OF OPERATION

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Persona Series: A Look Back - Duration: 9:54.

Persona 5 is just around the corner and Whatoplay brings you a look back to ATLUS' critically

acclaimed series.

We do a quick rundown to one of the finest JRPG's to hit the western market.

Main titles only!

(Social links are sold separately.)

We start off with Shin Megami Tensei: Persona

Originally called Revelations: Persona, this PSP remaster of the 1996 game signifies the

rebirth of the series.

The story starts off as something simple, play as a group of high schoolers trapped

in a world where reality is not as they seem.

Weird supernatural elements have occurred and then suddenly they found out they could

summon Personas, a physical manifestation of the characters' personality.

It comes in different shapes and sizes.

They go around their school hallways, crowded streets and creepy temples to take down vicious

Demons with Personas at their side.

It's basically like Pokemon, but they're your other self and they're a tad bit mythical.

Since this is a Shin Megami Tensei game, players can also interact with monsters during turn-based

sequences.

It's delightful when you make them dance, sing or worse… get agitated.

No harm in talking to them.

Jam through the game's upbeat soundtrack all thanks to Shoji Meguro's talented crescendos.

The only gripe this game delivered was the insane amount of random encounters.

Of course this game has no PlayScore since it existed waaaay before our PlayScore System

was even created.

Then there's Persona 2

Although it's not related to the first game's story, this sequel to the already popular

series is divided into two parts: Innocent Sin and Eternal Punishment.

Both are Remasters for the PlayStation Portable but the latter didn't make it to Western

shores.

Innocent Sin tells a story centered around Tatsuya Suou and his group of friends.

As usual, a reality-bending incident makes Demons hunger for power and have wandered

around our world.

The gameplay remains the same like its original, but the addition of a Rumor System enables

the player to gather information by listening to rumors from around the game's world.

The soundtrack remains incredibly FIRE now that Lotus Juice is taking the mic.

And did you know that Hitler is in this game?

Persona 2 received positive reviews despite its age, and even until now, fans are longing

for a Western release of Eternal Punishment.

And unfortunately, no PlayScore is present.

But here comes Persona 3 Portable

The 3rd main entry of the Persona series was like witnessing the Renaissance.

It feels as if the series has found its path.

It feels like a whole new Persona game.

This was a portable version of the PlayStation 2 game way back 2006.

It excluded their epilogue "FES" and adds more content to the mix including a female

protagonist and a sweet new soundtrack!

Like always, you are a silent protagonist new to the city.

Follow a group of High Schoolers as they solve a lingering mystery about a "Dark Hour"

that stalks regular people during the night.

(Also your school is a huge demonic skyscraper in disguise.)

Cool, huh.

Just like in any Persona game, you are the chosen one.

You can control up to multiple Personas and travel to the game's eerie Velvet Room to

meet the one and only Igor.

This 'revitalized' Persona game removed the ability to talk to Demons during combat,

but it adds a new feature called Social Links.

It's a semi-social simulation feature that grants the player a challenge to balance two

lives given to them: Be a regular student and interact with people during daytime, or

go slay Shadows inside a huge tower with your dorm-mates during nighttime.

These social links power up your collected Personas while also adding a powerful bond

between your party members and their respective Personas.

The turn-based RPG remains the same, but the addition of a Persona Compendium and the ability

to "craft" new Persona's make everything so much fun.

Aside from its improved combat and RPG mechanics, the story is by far one of the best of the

series.

Giving a good sense of teenage friendship despite it's edgy "Death" theme.

These aspects are what makes Persona 3 a success.

It's a shame FES didn't make it to the PlayStation Portable.

As for PlayScores, nuh-uh.

Persona 4 Golden

Also coming from its PlayStation 2 roots, this PlayStation Vita exclusive proved that

Atlus can really make a good portable version of their beloved series.

Golden is a remastered version of Persona 4.

The gameplay and RPG elements remain the same but the improved Social Link feature and a

deep harrowing story is enough to grab your attention.

Unlike Persona 3 Portable, players can only play one protagonist, but the game delivers

new characters, new soundtrack, improved visuals and an incredibly hard boss fight.

Just like its original, solve a murder mystery happening around your town with the help of

your newfound friends.

Overcome the Shadows and unleash the Persona given unto you.

The game's theme revolves around the "media" so players are required to travel into a trans-dimensional

TV world.

It's a crazy plot, but that's why Persona excels among the other JRPGs.

The twists, the turns, the jazzy music makes this game worthy with a PlayScore of 8.91

on our database.

It even took the number one spot on most of our PS Vita videos!

Runners-Up

Aside from the main titles, the Persona series has quite a number of spin-offs.

It doesn't heavily impact each of the game's story, but the fan service it delivers is

a love letter for the fans.

It's first spin-off, Persona 4 Arena, pits the cast from two of the iconic Persona games.

Meet your favorite characters from Persona 3 and 4 and let them clash in a whirlwind

of side-scrolling skirmish.

It has a PlayScore of 8.15 on the Xbox 360 and 8.64 on the PlayStation 3.

It's 2nd spin-off is Persona 4 Arena Ultimax.

It's a sequel to their critically acclaimed fighting game.

This time, it's heavily story-driven and it's divided by two Episodes.

Upon completion, it unlocks the True Ending.

There's also a special Episode dedicated about a certain character.

It receives a PlayScore of 8.16 on the Xbox 360 and 8.68 on the PlayStation 3.

The third spin-off centers around the series' dungeon-crawling mechanics.

Persona Q: Shadow Of The Labyrinth features new characters to the fray while adding a

story that fits the Persona canon.

Once again, meet the iconic cast of characters from 3 and 4... all in chibified form!

They team up and go on an adventure to restore Rei and Zen's memories.

It's a 3DS exclusive and it showcases the same gameplay style from Etrian Odyssey and

Persona.

The game is a success and it receives a PlayScore of 8.75.

It's latest spin-off comes out as a Rhythm Game.

Atlus never runs out of ideas, huh.

Persona 4: Dancing All Night turns the dark and demonic atmosphere from their previous

franchises into a vibrant and sensational concert.

What's not to love when your favorite Persona 4 characters are strutting their best moves?

Although it's not the best Persona spin-off compared to the others, this PSVita exclusive

still received an average PlayScore of 7.73

After a series of deep Jungian archetypes, the battle between the Persona and Shadow,

catchy tunes, 4 main titles and 4 spin-offs, ATLUS' 5th main entry to this franchise

is on its way.

We can't even contain our own excitements!

Persona 5 is one of the most anticipated games this 2017.

After delays and delays, April 4 can't come soon enough!

Strap yourself in for another ride of your life with memorable characters, upbeat music

and a story to keep you at the edge of your seats.

It sucks that this game was already released in Japan, and mind you, the reviews are good!

Early Japanese impressions said that the game is a masterpiece, but it's up to us to find

out!

The game revolves around a silent protagonist caught in a spiral of crime-related events.

We can't give much details about the plot since we have idea what it is, but the theme

about "prisoners" makes a huge impression to the game.

Just like its predecessors, Social Links, High School life and dungeon-crawling makes

a return!

Igor also makes a comeback, bringing more stuff into the table.

This time, join your band of masked characters called The Phantom Thieves and restore civilization

to its most honest form.

Ironically, this is the first Persona game that character's are actually using masks.

The addition of a stealth mechanic makes dungeon-crawling advantageous, which gives you a pre-emptive

strike to each Shadow you face.

These are but the new additions to the game, who knows what other surprises are in store

for us?

Early reviews from Gamespot's Lucy James gave this game a 9 out of 10, calling it a

hallmark of the Persona franchise due to its vibrant world and captivating story.

Making it a Gold Standard of JRPG's.

The same words also goes to IGN's Andrew Goldfarb which gave this game a 9.7!

I smell Game of the Year Material.

But that's all we know so far!

What do you think this game's PlayScore is?

Comment below

and let's talk Persona!

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