Persona 4 Original Soundtrack

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iam8bit couldn’t help but to get in on this groove. We’re joining our pals at Atlus out on the dance floor to bring you the Persona Dancing Box Set. It’s the best of the best from the Atlus Sound Team, featuring hits across Persona 4: Dancing All Night, Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight, and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight for a grand total of 6xLPs. That being said, I do think gamers have a tendency to whine about things. What constitutes "whining" imo? I'd say repeatedly making complaints over and over again at any given opportunity. Saying something once should suffice. Repeating it ad nauseum does constitute whining imo. Featuring Over 8.5 Hours of Newly Remastered Music from Persona 1, 2 (Innocent Sin and Eternal Punishment), 3, 4 and 5 But you won't be dusting for clues or questioning suspects in this particular case. Instead, you enter TV screens and explore another dimension that's filled with dangerous, shadowy creatures. It sounds mad written down like that, but somehow, the game makes it work. This is probably thanks to the title's incredibly likeable cast, who ground the experience at every turn. For the first time on vinyl, own music from the mainline Persona series in this beautiful Persona 25th Anniversary Deluxe Box Set by @iam8bit! 🎶

Featuring music from Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight, Persona 4: Dancing All Night and Persona 5: Dancing in StarlightSo I never really brought it up, I only made a passing comment about it in response to someone else accusing ppl of "whining" iam8bit knows a good groove when we hear one, so we couldn’t help but shuffle our way into the disco with our buds at Atlus for this earworm release. Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight 2xLP features the best of the game’s original & remixed music, from hits like Taku Takahashi’s Last Surprise Remix to Club Velvet’s theme and beyond. Whining is always aggravating. But for Persona it was warranted I think. ATLUS was being idiots putting Joker in Smash, even releasing Persona 5 Strikers, but not giving Switch gamers the main series.

In the sprawling Persona 5, I’ve skipped activities and even secondary locations entirely. In Persona 4 Golden it’s easier to dedicate time to banal tasks with your confidants. It’s also easier to linger in Inaba’s nooks and crannies, to grow attached to the placid corners where you spoke to a confidant: the fairly plain riverbank where you and Chie practice fighting together; the restaurant you’ve eaten at a dozen times that sells a special bowl during rainy days; or that one table in Junes’ food court where the group champions victories and reflects on past mistakes.If you've played Persona 5, you'll already know that stronger bonds means stronger persona creation. These manifestations of your inner self will serve you in battle against the aforementioned shadows, and they act as the link between the game's dungeon crawling action, and the day-to-day high school socialising. It's the same excellent design that's been carrying Persona as a series for over a decade now, and it's especially well balanced, and meaningfully implemented, in Persona 4.