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Standard Edition Of Persona 5 Comes With A Skin For Your DualShock 4
Atlus is no stranger to special editions, goodies, and bonuses. Persona 5's limited edition, for example, included a all sorts of fun stuff for fans. But you can't get one of those now unless you're willing to pay ridiculous aftermarket prices. If you're still looking for some sort of bonus, though, Atlus has you covered.
Every copy of the standard edition of Persona 5 comes with a skin you can attach to your DualShock 4 controller (or any controller, technically, but I wouldn't recommend it). The skin fits on over the controller quite nicely and showcases some of the characters from the game. The video does not show a skin for the PlayStation 3 version of the game, which means that version will likely not come with a skin.
You can watch Atlus' former PR Manager John Hardin (now at NCSoft) and Ann Takamaki voice actor Erika Harlacher unveil and slap the skin on one of the controllers below.
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