Persona 4 Golden

dearpeptobismol's Persona 4 Golden (PlayStation Vita) review

An Absolute Treat of a Game!

I am generally not a big fan of anime based games, but this game is absolutely fantastic!

I was hesitant at first to pick this game up, based on old memories of playing an old PS1 Persona game, I thought this game wasn't going to be any good. But after seeing how much everyone seemed to love it I decided to give it a shot, and I am glad that I did!

The graphics, the music, the voice acting, the character development, at nearly every level this game is excellent. The characters and their story run the gamut of emotions, and for me at least, I felt that you develop an affinity for all of the characters.

I am generally not a dungeon crawler kind of guy, but it never really bothered me too much in this game. I am also not a fan of mundane tasks in games, but while playing this game I never once got bored doing the "mundane" tasks that you have to choose from between dungeon crawls.

The story itself is also very good, and right up until the protagonist was revealed I was mystified as to who it would be.

This game is easily the best game on the Vita, do yourself a favor and get it NOW!

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