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Persona Dancing Games Get Demos Out Today On PS4
If you have been looking forward to the two newest Persona Dancing games, Persona 3 Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5 Dancing in Starlight, then you probably know that their release is imminent. The two separate rhythm games bring the Persona 3 and Persona 5 soundtracks with new arrangements to a dancing game using the characters. For fans of Persona 4 Dancing All Night, you already know how the game plays, but for everyone else, two demos have been released on PS4 to help familiarize yourself with your Persona music delivery system.
The demo, which is only available in the U.S., takes you through four tracks each from the games' soundtracks. During the track, Persona characters dance choreographed numbers to the music, including fan favorites like Mitsuru, Joker, and more. Check out the demo trailer below.
Curiously, the demo is not set to be released in regions other than North America until December 11, which is after the game's worldwide release date. So if you live in Europe, you will need to wait another month if you're still on the fence.
Persona 3 Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5 Dancing in Starlight are going to release physically and digitally for the PlayStation 4 on December 4, with a pre-order pack containing both games and Persona 4 Dancing All Night. A Vita version is also releasing digitally only on the same day.
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