Quote:Since the PlayStation Vita's release earlier this year, Japanese RPG fans haven't had much in the way of choices to pick from. There have been a few standouts such as Disgaea 4, but for the most part if you are a fan of that genre you've had slim pickings. This summer Atlus released Persona 4: The Golden in Japan which ushered in the largest sales ever for the handheld. Now Atlus's North American branch has brought the game over to the West under the new moniker Persona 4 Golden. With the extremely high marks coming from the original PS2 release, has Atlus hit gold twice?

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Twitter: @DarrylGU

I disagree (slightly) with something you said. Because this game lets you choose what skills you want to inherit (instead of letting the slot machine take over) lets me enjoy the game even more since I don't have to spend hours for the skills I want. That really took me away from ever playing it again, but because of their improvement I am going to be getting this later.

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My entire holiday will most likely be spent plying this all over again and AGAIN until I get sucked into the meat dimension!

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