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Persona 4: Dancing All Night
With Persona 5 on the horizon, Atlus wants to make sure fans of the Shin Megami Tensei series are in the groove. Late last year, we got Persona Q on 3DS. The Vita gets a turn this fall with Persona 4: Dancing All Night.
The rhythm-music game features characters from Persona 4 showing off their best moves on the dance floor. For those that want a little bit more out of their Persona experience, Atlus is offering a "Disco Fever" edition.
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The $79.99 version includes a two-disc soundtrack, Vita carrying pouch, two free DLC packs (the Persona 3 Gekkoukan High School uniforms and summer break outfits), and a keychain shaped like Teddie. You'll also get a protective Vita skin and 10 wallpapers that are designed in the same style.
Persona 4: Dancing All Night doesn't have a firm release date yet, but you can expect it sometime this fall. For more on this quirky spin-off, you can check out our past coverage.
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