Gary Swaby at TheKoalition.com writes:
For many, Atlus’s Persona 5 was their first venture inside the world of the Shin Megami Tensei classroom offshoot series of Persona. After I was swept away by Persona 5 for months, I had a burning desire to go back and experience what came before. The most accessible of the bunch after Persona 5 was Persona 4 Golden, which was only available on the now discontinued, PS Vita. Now, Atlus has graced PC gamers with the opportunity to experience Persona 4 Golden. But the question is, how does this game—that was originally a 2008 PS2 game—fair on the PC? And is it too dated to enjoy?
Atlus has announced a collaboration with a well-known Japanese distillery to launch the Persona series' very own whiskey, releasing tomorrow.
Only one of the games on the top ten is completely original.
90 percent of Metacrtitic's top ten highest-rated games of 2023 so far are remasters and remakes, with Hi-Fi Rush acting as the only wholly original game to make the list so far.
We might only be in March, but it seems like we've already got tons of great games to be talking about, including Dead Space, Resident Evil 4, Hi-Fi Rush, Persona 4 Golden, and Metroid Prime Remastered. There is one commonality between those games, however - most of them are remakes and remasters.
Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 Royale receive high praise and low prices with accolades trailer & generous sales.
Can't blame you there. The bargains don't come too often on the eShop, that's for sure.
I feel like they're getting stingier and stingier, at this point, if the game is on something else, I'd rather buy it there where it's cheaper.
Already own physical versions of Persona 5 Royal and Persona 5 Strikers along with digital versions of Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden on Switch. Will definitely double dip if physical versions of Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden.
Wtf, I had no idea this had come out on Steam.
Awesome now we just need a PS4 and Switch version.