![]() ![]() ![]() Then again, you're probably better off playing the updated port, Persona 4 Golden, for your PS Vita or PS TV. If all that sounds interesting to you, then this is probably the game for you. You can spend your time folding envelopes, cleaning hospitals, washing dishes at the local bar, eating meat bowls until your stomach bursts, proceeding to continue eating meat bowls, talking with strange foxes that deal 'medicinal' herbs and probably a bunch of other things that are as boring and mundane as they actually sound. There's also a bunch of other pointless but otherwise satisfyingly time-wasting tasks and quests to enjoy in the normal world. Of course, you don't spend your entire time inside the TV. He, alongside a goof-troop of 'wacky' characters who also have the same 'Persona' power as him, decide to solve it by venturing into the TV world, slogging through dungeons and grinding like hell to level up enough for boss fights, all to find out who the true murderer is. For the next year or so, Mr Protag is forced on a wild ride through a murder mystery where victims are thrown through their television sets into an alternate universe. ![]() You play as Lifeless RPG Protagonist #5924 (commonly referred to by his canon names Yu Narukami or Souji Seta) who moves out to the small rural Japanese town of Inaba, after his parents move away on work-related matters. It may not be the best of the bunch (that honor goes to Persona 3 FES) but it certainly is the most accessible. Persona 4 is regarded by many as the best installment of the series. ![]()
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