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Persona 4 Golden Leaps From Vita To Steam And Is Available Now
Persona 4 originally released on PlayStation 2 in 2008, and then was revisited with new content on Vita in 2012. That enhanced version, called Persona 4 Golden, was just released by Atlus and Sega on PC through Steam, and will hopefully be the start of this series moving to PC and other platforms.
The standard edition of Persona 4 Golden is selling for just $19.99. You can also pick up a deluxe edition that comes with a digital artbook and digital soundtrack for $24.99.
In 2012, Game Informer's Kimberley Wallace gave the Vita version of Persona 4 Golden a review score of 8.5 out of 10 and said its "greatest strength is that everything fits together seamlessly, from the connected battle and social aspects to the fresh changes. Newcomers are sure to find plenty to love, while series veterans can revisit fond memories and experience new content. This game still remains one of the best RPGs to date; don’t miss out on your second chance to experience it."
You can see the PC version in action in the trailer below:
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