![]() Persona 5 is the game that saw the series hit the big time. This game came out in Japan for PS3 and PS4 in 2016 before a localised PS4 release arrived in the west a year later, where it was met with overwhelming critical praise and became a huge commercial success. Getting that on home consoles will be great. ![]() Persona 4 Golden was another enhanced PS2 game, though this time only released for PS Vita in the West. Persona 3 Portable was originally released for PSP, a shrunk down version of the PS2 original JRPG that added new features like female playable characters and more battle controls, though sacrificed the added content that was featured in Persona 3 FES – for some, it’s P3FES that is the definitive version of the game. Persona 4 Golden already released for Windows PC in 2020, so getting P3P and P5R will greatly expand the mainline games available via Steam, especially as Persona 4 Arena Ultimax and Persona 5 Strikers are also already available. What will be most interesting is if the mainline games coming to Xbox will be followed by some of the many spin-offs to this spin-off series. It’s also sensible to bring more of the series to PC. Persona has long been synonymous with PlayStation, so it makes sense that the PS5 will also be getting the ports of Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden – Persona 5 Royal is already playable on PS5 via backward compatibility and was included with the PS Plus Collection until its removal earlier this year. The only native PS5 release will be for Persona 5 Royal, which is also coming to Xbox for the first time on 21st October. This clears up some ambiguity from the press release that stated that “These beloved games will also be heading to Steam and PlayStation 5”. Persona 4 Golden is already available on PC via Steam and on PS Vita, while Persona 5 Royal is already out on PlayStation 4, and playable on PS5 via BC. P3P and P4G will be playable on PS5 via backward compatibility (which will honestly give an indistinguishable experience since they’re really old games). Persona 5 Royal – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC – 21st October.Persona 4 Golden – Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One – 2023.Persona 3 Portable – Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One, PC – 2023.The only ones who have the bad end of the deal here are Nintendo Switch, which only has P5 Strikers. P4G was already available on PlayStation Vita while P3P on PlayStation Portable. They already have P4G, P4 Arena Ultimax, and P5 Strikers with P5R coming possibly on the same date as Xbox and Windows PC, and P3P next year. With the announcement, Steam will have the most complete set between the four platforms. Xbox and Windows PC will get P5R on October 21, 2022. ![]() There is still no specific release date yet for P4G and P3P, so fans will have to wait to see next year. According to a new press release that media outlet Eurogamer recently acquired, Atlus revealed that all two titles, namely Persona 4 Golden and Persona 3 Portable, will be coming to PC, PS4, and Xbox consoles, while Persona 5 Royal is heading to the PS5, PC, and Xbox consoles. Well, good news to ALL Persona fans as they will not have to worry anymore. A lot of Persona games were scattered about on various platforms while Xbox and Windows PC had straight three titles, and the really good ones too. PlayStation only had Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal in their gaming library while Steam had Persona 4 Golden, Persona 5 Strikers, and Persona 4 Arena. Persona Series UpdateĪfter Xbox fans were treated yesterday with some really good news about Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 Royal coming to Xbox and Windows PC, the other side of the fence was curious if the other two games will also be coming to their side. A new update from Atlus states the three titles from the Persona series will be coming to multiple platforms aside from Xbox and Windows PC.
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