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In addition to all the playable characters from Persona 4 (seven in total), three characters from Persona 3 are also playable: [[Aigis]], [[Mitsuru Kirijo]], and [[Akihiko Sanada]]. Rise Kujikawa is not playable but will serve as the in-game announcer.<br /> | In addition to all the playable characters from Persona 4 (seven in total), three characters from Persona 3 are also playable: [[Aigis]], [[Mitsuru Kirijo]], and [[Akihiko Sanada]]. Rise Kujikawa is not playable but will serve as the in-game announcer.<br /> | ||
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There is also a completely original | There is also a completely original character made for the game: [[Labrys]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:22, 17 March 2012
Developer
- Arc System Works / Atlus
Genre:
- 1-on-1 2D Fighting game
Platform:
- Arcade, Playstation 3, Xbox 360
Release:
- Japan (Arcade): March 2012
- Japan (Console): Summer 2012
- North America (Console): Summer 2012
Persona 4: Arena
The game is a direct sequel to the game Persona 4 and takes place 2 months after the true ending of the game. Teddie has disappeared and the Investigation Team find him in the Midnight Channel wearing a pirate outfit as well as announcing a fighting tournament called the "P-1 Grand Prix" in order to determine who is the "Ultimate Persona User". The team agree to enter the tournament to find out what has happened to Teddie as well as to find out who among them is the "Ultimate Persona User".
In addition to all the playable characters from Persona 4 (seven in total), three characters from Persona 3 are also playable: Aigis, Mitsuru Kirijo, and Akihiko Sanada. Rise Kujikawa is not playable but will serve as the in-game announcer.
There is also a completely original character made for the game: Labrys.