Before you dive in and play Persona3Portable and Persona4Golden, Atlus has a pair of trailers for you to check out.
\nAtlus has published a pair of launch trailers for both Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden as both games have officially come out. There's been a long-time build-up for both of these titles making their way to the current generation of consoles, as they held a place in many a player's heart long before Persona 5 took over the world. Now you can celebrate both games as they are out, but before diving in, we got some new trailers to show them off properly.
With more than 1 million units sold worldwide, the recent release of Persona 5 Royal has received a tremendous response and praise from fans in advance of the return of two more iconic Persona titles. There has never been a better time for longtime Persona fans and newcomers alike to jump into these timeless RPG classics and take their Persona journey even further.
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