See, every enemy in the game has strengths & weaknesses to specific types of attacks & your various Personas make defeating those enemies a bit easier to defeat (in fact there are even enemies that you literally can't defeat without the use of personas as they are immune to physical attacks)

I am an avid JRPG player, mostly focusing on Final Fantasy (until XIII which I was unable to really "get into") I was introduced to Persona 4 Golden recently which at first glance looks a bit childish and obscure

I played a bit of persona 3 FES on the PS2, and really enjoyed it, and with my new PSVita I though that maybe I should buy the sequel

This makes it an easier game to go back to since you can slide back in at any point without too much trouble, but it may leave you feeling it's a bit more superficial

There's far more content on this, and would recommend purchasing either system to play this, over the original 4.Graphically, it's a bit sharper on both, but the new cutscenes and content make it a big winner to me

The characters are all well done and voice acted and you find yourself actually liking them quite a bit.

It always seemed a bit cheap to have Yuuka just tell you

Came with no artwork and the case had a annoying bit of a paper sticker but the game was intact and the game is quite

a bit and further limited what I could do in that game

It is a bit slow to get going

All of the stories are really good if you like a little bit of Japanese culture

The way your character is introduced into Inaba is deliberate: it is a sleepy town outside of the city mains, so the pace of life slows down a bit

It's a little bit incongruous with the moodiness inherent in much of the game

It may be a bit difficult for people who've never played JRPGs before, but it's a fun and enjoyable experience all throughout

I had never played anything related to the persona series and even when the trailers and such came out, I was a bit skeptical

It has a slow start and lacks a bit of explanation, but as soon as the real story begins, you get sucked in

The story is intriguing with elements of mystery and murder, with a little bit of a modern Alice in Wonderland feel since you fall down a rabbit hole

It was one of the gems of PS2 and has't lost its luster a bit after this many years

I happy grinded away until I got that Platinum trophy,