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Distinctive mix of resource management and role playing
Memorable characters and fantastic dialogue
Makes a substantial number of improvements to the interface and combat
Lots of new locations and events give great incentive for old fans to return
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Plenty of new content added to an already great game
Published: 2015-10-02, Author: Chris , review by: nerdreactor.com
Persona 4 the Golden ANIMATION Volume 2 (review)If you've played the original Persona 4 video game for PlayStation 2 or watched the original Persona 4: The Animation, then you should be pretty familiar with the story of Yu Narukami: a transfer student, wh...
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Published: 2015-07-20, Author: Chris , review by: nerdreactor.com
This is a series made for fans, so those who aren't very familiar with Persona 4 may want to play the game or watch Persona 4: The Animation first to keep up. I really like how there are small little Easter eggs in the series which includes Yu with his st...
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Published: 2012-12-12, Author: Adam , review by: gotgame.com
the new additions add enough to make it worthwhile for even fans of the previous title to come back and see what's new. The game is still great, and the additions just help make it better.Why should you care: Because Persona 4 was already one of the bes...
Abstract: Persona 4 Golden is a PS Vita remake of 2008′s Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 for the PlayStation 2.This remake brings with it a lot of additional voice work, new in-game content, extra difficulty modes, online additions and a whole lot more. If you're rea...
Distinctive mix of resource management and role playing, Memorable characters and fantastic dialogue, Makes a substantial number of improvements to the interface and combat, Lots of new locations and events give great incentive for old fans to return, Tho
Takes a few hours to get going
A wealth of new content and gameplay additions make a modern role-playing classic better than ever in Persona 4 Golden....
Abstract: Originally released on the PlayStation 2 in the U.S. in December of 2008, just a year and a half after we received its predecessor, Persona 3, Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 seemed to strike a chord with fans and critics alike. It seems as though, while...
Plenty of new content added to an already great game, A great example of an RPG, One of the best games on the Vita
A huge time suck, Lots of anime tropes, Old school RPG play
Persona 4 Golden is what Persona 4 should have been all along. It's a massive roleplaying game with compelling characters and interesting, intuitive gameplay mechanics that motivate players along not with design cliches, but by offering new, interesting...
Abstract: 1UP COVER STORY 1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF NOVEMBER 19 | GIVING THANKS: WHY WE LOVE GAMESPersona 4 Golden Review: As Good As... YeahCover Story: Atlus ensures that you can't, won't, and shouldn't go anywhere without its lustrous RPG.Back in 2008, when A...
Abstract: For all of the restless hand-wringing over how Japanese role-playing games must evolve from their dusty, dated conventions and myopic cultural perspectives in order to appeal to Western gamers, I think it's telling that one of the most successful recen...
Abstract: It's odd to consider that even now, as an adult male with a steady career, I still have those bizarrely common high school dreams. Usually they involve finding out there's a required class on my schedule, one which I've only now learned about more than ha...
