Formally revealed again in June, Persona 3 Reload now has a launch date. These seeking to dive into the complete remake of the PlayStation 2 RPG can mark their calendars for February 2, 2024. If this one has been dwelling rent-free in your head since 2006, you may rejoice its return with the deluxe Aigis Version.

Whereas we spent some hands-on time with the remake, Atlus shared a brand new trailer to showcase extra of the contemporary updates. You may test it out beneath to see how the overhauled visuals give new life to a fan favourite.

For those who’re curious in regards to the up to date music, there’s additionally a trailer highlighting the brand new battle theme.

Persona 3 Reload goes past tweaks to the visuals and music. Modifications have been made to mechanics like Shuffle Time, as an illustration. The voice solid can be new, together with the likes of Zeno Robinson as Junpei Iori, Aleks Le because the protagonist, and extra. It seems like a stable mixture of modernization and the kind of general faithfulness hardcore Persona followers anticipate. 

Aigis ain’t nothin’ however a quantity

Along with the usual $69.99 digital and bodily launch and two further tiers of digital editions — Normal, Digital Deluxe, and Digital Premium — Persona 3 Reload‘s centerpiece is the Aigis Version. There’s no worth in the mean time, however this one packs in a bunch of bodily and digital bonuses. The sport is available in a collector’s field together with an artwork e book, two-disc soundtrack CD, and an Aigis determine. All of the DLC out there at launch may even be included in a DLC pack voucher. You’ll be capable of seize this one on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Collection X|S. 

Persona 3 Reload is coming to PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Collection, and PC (Steam and Microsoft Retailer). It additionally has its sights set on Sport Cross, so get able to evoke in February! 

Joseph Luster

Joseph has been writing about video games, anime, and films for over 20 years and loves interested by instruction manuals, discovering obscure platformers, and dreaming up a world the place he really has house (and time) for a retro sport assortment.

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