Did the end of this game have an emotional impact on you?

Depends,which one?

Do you mean being done with the game itself, or the actual ending?

My first experience with the game was the Endurance Run, so... 
 

no im emotionless

If we're talking about the actual ending, it did nothing for me. In my mind I was the main character, and seeing all my friends crying tears over me leaving town while all I did was sit there with a smug smile on my face didn't make me feel great about the character. 
Being done with the game on the other hand left me feeling pretty good about myself. All my S-Link's where done, and via the great characters and personalities of the game, I felt like I had actually made a difference in these virtual people's lives, and that's something I try to carry over into real life.

The "fin" killed it a little. 
 
If anything, the journey rather than the finale had an emotional impact on me. The Social Link "feature" is by the best thing about the Persona series, and really helps to understand you party members.

Firstly, I didn't give a flying fuck about Nanako. That part of the game, for me, was wondering if they had the balls to kill the kid. After seeing the game through I felt a sensation of finality and closer. It left nostalgic memories of which I would occasionally reminisce, but after awhile I kinda just forgot. P3 on the other hand had a far greater impact on me, it's a game I still think about.

" no im emotionless "

" @hedfone said:

" no im emotionless "

lack of emotion destroys ability to punctuate, I see! "

I thought Persona 3 had a more emotional finale, but p4 wrapped up fittingly for the type of story it told.