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ATLUS in Japan last week released the opening sequence for their upcoming release of Persona 4 Golden, an enhanced Playstation Vita port of the original Playstation 2 game and features several improvements over the other. Now this post is more for a formality than anything else and I will not give you the full critique on my thoughts about it and how the theme doesn’t really go with any other Persona game release – however for those who have not seen it yet – please take a look at it.
From visual observation, the only difference between the Japanese and English animated openings is that ATLUS USA’s has a slightly different title (Dropped the “The”) at the start of the sequence.
Persona 4 Golden for PlayStation Vita offers an enhanced and expanded portable version of the highly acclaimed original! Visuals have been beautifully remastered to take advantage of the PS Vita’s crisp, vibrant 5″ OLED display. The game’s aural presentation is better than ever, with 1.5 times the voiced dialogue of the original release. A new online dungeon rescue feature allows users to call on other players for assistance when they are about to die in the TV world. Persona 4 Golden is also overflowing with new content: new Personas to collect; new story events along with an all-new character; stunning new anime cutscenes, which include a new opening animation with a new song from master composer Shoji Meguro; a host of fan suggested tweaks and changes, and much more! Persona 4 Golden is far more than just a handheld version of an all-time classic: it’s the best way to experience it yet!
