Persona 4 Golden brings the definitive edition of a 15-year-old JRPG onto modern systems. Has it aged well? JDR dives into a TV for today's review.
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.
7 is a shit score . The game is awesome still to this day
"The representation of (and hostility towards) queerness, unfettered sexism and other unpalatable views which rear their head from time to time really could and should have been adjusted for the modern market."
"Persona 4 Golden will reward you with a richly enjoyable JRPG experience, though the misogyny and homophobic content have really not aged it well."
It's a game ffs, get over it.
Cripes, when they start injecting a review with identity politics in it I tune out. Fantastic game.