Atlus announced they would be celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Persona with a series of special projects to be revealed starting from September 2021. Since then rumors have surfaced about what one of the announcements could be.
Known leaker Zippo shared a number of accurate leaks in the past such as the existence of s 2D Metroid and the return of Sonic & Knuckles. According to Zippo, one of the seven projects is a remaster of Persona 4 Arena Ultimax fighting game spin-off of Persona 4.
Zippo on Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
With Atlus’ recent announcement that Persona is getting some soft of shendig for it’s 25th anniversary in September, people are obviously wondering what the announcements will actually be. I can tell you one, today.
Arc System Works’ Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is getting a remaster, and is coming to modern platforms. I haven’t been told whether or not it will feature new content, but I would personally be very surprised if it doesn’t.
A release is expected next year.
Not official (yet)
Without any official word from Atlus or SEGA, we caution our readers to take Zippo’s claim with a grain of salt but still it would be cool right?
About Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
The sequel to the award-winning tournament fighter, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax ups the ante on the highly praised fighting game formula with battle-altering 1-hit special attacks and new characters, including Yukari Takeba and Junpei Iori from Persona 3, and a brand new character, Sho Minazuki.
Not a lot is known about Sho other than his goofy nature and being an unstoppable force in both puns and combat. Two swords, two scars on his face, red hair and red mist in Inaba? Surely it can’t be coincidence that he´s standing in the way of the Investigation Team. And to make matters worse, Show’s doppelganger is also lurking around Inaba, but this red-haired clone can control a Persona.
