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The Persona Games Are Coming To XBox

The Persona Games Are Coming To XBox

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The good news is, the most beloved titles in the Persona series are about to finally become playable outside of the walls of Sony hardware. The bad news is, we don’t mean on Switch. Microsoft broadcast their Not E3 Showcase this morning and revealed many titles are in the works for XBox. One of the most surprising announcements, though, wasn’t for a new game at all but a series of older games. Persona 3, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 Royal are coming to XBox Series X|S, XBox One and Game Pass. While Personas 4 and 5 have been published and re-published since their debuts, Persona 3 hasn’t been seen on anything since its PSP port. It’s that version that will be introduced to XBox, with some promised graphics enhancements. Persona 3 and 4 will also be playable in French, Italian, German, and Spanish for the first time ever. And yes, this means the three Personas are technically coming to PC too, through the Windows XBox app. Currently P4 is

Surprise — Persona 4 Golden Is Now On PC

Surprise — Persona 4 Golden Is Now On PC

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The PC Gaming Show was streamed live early this morning, and the biggest announcement of the day was the surprise release of Persona 4 Golden on PC. Yes, it’s an older game, but it’s an excellent one and it’s become hard to find. The original Persona 4 was released on Playstation 2 in 2008. You live in the remote Japanese town of Inaba, building relationships with the citizenry by day and battling monsters in dungeons by night. Just like Junes, everything’s great in it, and the title was only outdone by Persona 5. A few years after the initial release, an enhanced version of the game, Persona 4 Golden, was put out in 2012 exclusively for the PS Vita handheld. It adds additional characters, features and storylines and is considered the definitive version of Persona 4. And until today, the Vita was the only place you could play it. Though that machine has a devoted cult fanbase to this day, most people don’t cart a Vita around. Fans have been

Borderlands 2 On The Vita

The Time Is Right To Pick Up A PlayStation Vita

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The Time Is Right To Pick Up A PlayStation Vita There’s an unhealthy perception in the gaming industry that the PlayStation Vita is struggling, and that it lacks a solid library games. In actual fact, there has never been a greater time to pick up a Vita; here I’m going to run down why now is the time to strike to pick up Sony’s handheld beast and counter some of the lingering questions surrounding the portable console.   Vita’s game catalogue This perception refuses to budge despite being incorrect. The Vita’s library of games at present is huge, offering a selection of titles and genres from AAA ports like Borderlands 2 to the latest indie games such as Olli Olli or Thomas Was Alone. A quick look at the online SEN Store (Europe) shows that, at the time of posting, there are 629 Vita-compatible titles ready to play. The selection of titles is not only numerous but diverse; Like first-person shooters? Try out Borderlands 2, Call of Duty: Declassified or