- Atlus has released a new batch of screenshots for Persona 4 Revival focusing on Kanji Tatsumi, Teddie and Naoto Shirogane, including the reveal of their character portraits.
- Atlus unveils a new trailer for Persona 4 Revival to show its story, introducing the protagonist, Yukiko, Rise, Yosuke, and Chie, and establishing a darker tone.
- The Xbox podcast interview with Kazuhisa Wada has also been released, featuring a 17 minute talk that includes new footage of the game, showcasing the updated visuals and free camera.
- The main cast must confront their dark side to uncover the truth behind the mysterious program.
- Atlus has shared a new trailer for its new game: a remake of Persona 4, featuring a series of serial murders tied to a strange TV program that appears only at midnight.
- Kanji Tatsumi is a first-year high school student with a fearsome reputation as a delinquent. He is rough around the edges and honest to a fault, but deeply loyal. His Persona is Take-Mikazuchi.
- Teddie is a mysterious being who dwells in the TV world. Full of childlike curiosity and enthusiasm, he joins the Investigation Team to protect his home. His Persona is Kintoki-Douji.
- Naoto Shirogane is a first-year high school student and fifth-generation member of the Shirogane detective family. Intelligent and composed, Naoto works closely with the police to solve the case. Naoto’s Persona is Sukuna-Hikona.
Atlus has released a new trailer for *Persona 4 Revival*, a remake that delves into a series of serial murders linked to a mysterious midnight TV program.125
The two-minute trailer showcases the main characters, including Yukiko, Rise, Yosuke, and Chie, and emphasizes the game's darker tone.
As they confront their dark sides, the characters work together to uncover the truth behind the program.4
In addition to the trailer, Atlus has shared new screenshots featuring Kanji Tatsumi, Teddie, and Naoto Shirogane, revealing their character portraits.678
The game is set to launch on February 18 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
The Xbox podcast interview with Kazuhisa Wada also provided new footage, showcasing updated visuals and a free camera feature, further enhancing the gaming experience.3
“The trailer's two-minute runtime establishes a darker tone as the cast confronts their dark side to solve serial murders tied to a midnight TV program. A 17-minute Xbox podcast interview with Kazuhisa Wada showcases updated visuals and a free camera.”
