The story itself just seems like a mixed bag, though

if you really just want to get to the dance sequences and character unlocks and don't care about the story (I am enjoying the story, in all it's corny glory).

The story is very lame, much like the first Persona 4 Arena, but free mode is a ton of fun.

It's a fantastic story and will certainly help set the stage for this outing

The story was substantially better than other rhythm games (meaning it actually had one) but still nothing special when compared with the previous games in this series

Like the Arena sub-series, the story is told through a visual novel (which is visually boring to me) and some of it drags, but it's fun seeing these characters again

For a dance game, the story is rich and engrossing, and you'll probably find yourself as much into the story as the dancing parts

Like the Arena sub-series, the story is told through a visual novel (which is visually boring to me) and some of it drags, but it's fun seeing these characters again

The story fits really well and you get to see some of the best characters come back

The game has a decent story mode that is very slow to start, but picks up towards the ending

The story is very lame, much like the first Persona 4 Arena, but free mode is a ton of fun.

The reasons it is a 8 out of 10 game:Good to great songsEasy to understand how to playVery very good button configurationGood story not great but for a rythm game its great

Those who enjoyed the voice acting (sadly, Rise's Laura Bailey was unable to reprise her role) and the story of Persona 4 Golden will enjoy the banter and dialog in this title

As for story mode, I actually liked the story