Let me preface by saying I'm not a big Persona 4 fan (never played any of the games except for Arena which I really don't think counts). I picked up this game because I love the music/rhythm games, especially those that come out of Japan. I'm a big fan of the Bust a Move (or Bust a Groove in the states), Parappa, Um Jammer Lammy... those sorts of games. The game itself is very fun and easy to pick up. The mechanics involve hitting notes that go over the up, left, down dpad and/or the Triangle, Circle and X buttons. The analog sticks are used as well, but are optional notes that the user can hit. I skipped through most of the story as there is A LOT of dialogue (as one might expect) and I'm playing this game on my commute to and from work, so I would rather get in some gaming rather than listening. The LE contents are somewhat forgettable. The keychain is cool if you're a hardcore Persona fan, I guess. The carrying case is useful, if I used a carrying case, but that's just another clunky pouch I would need to worry about while on the train or walking... I prefer to just put my Vita in my back pocket or in my backpack. The Vita skin is alright, but I doubt I would use it, even if I had PCH-2000 model. The wallpapers are just obtained through the Vita web browser. The only thing that I found of use were the DLC codes and after looking at the other outfits available in the PSN store, I'd rather have those instead, but oh well. So, if you're a fan of music/rhythm action games, I definitely recommend this. If you're a Persona fan, you'll probably appreciate and enjoy the LE bundle more than myself.

If you're looking for a game to quench that Rhythm thirst in you then look no further. This has a great list of Jpop tracks to keep you entertained. The graphics will amaze you for a Handheld game. The game can be expanded upon with the DLC that keeps coming out for it! This is a great addition to the PSVita's library of games!

Never played persona, but it doesn't matter... The colors pop off the screen, the graphics and hand drawn animations are georgous and the music is actually kinda cool. Even the menu screens are graphically amazing. Was really needing a reason to justify my purchase of the vita, and this game has totally done that. There's a Story Mode, pretty cool... Tons of story and reading and pushing the X button, over and over again. It's weird, the kids are innocent, but awkward with mature overtones... It's cute and sexy, which makes it funny to watch the story unfold. There's a Freemode, where you can just do the rhythm based gameplay. Unlock costumes, beat your best score and unlock trophies... It'll suck you in and keep you trying "just one more level". As for the $50 Base version of the game or the $80 Disco Fever Edition, the additional $30 is definitely worth the extras, even if you're not a Persona fan. The pouch is rad (I need a case for the vita), the 2 Disc Soundtrack is interesting and fun, the keychain is hefty, the extra DLC isn't anything special (there's apparently FreeLC on the PSN every few weeks - four as of release day)... If your even reading this, then you're interested and the answer is YES! Buy this Now!

Persona 4 Dancing All Night is a rhythm game for Playstation Vita. This game takes place after the events of Persona 4. The story is fine and provides a reason for why the characters take place in dance contests. Dancing All Night features music from Persona 4 and some new tracks that were made for this game. The rhythm game itself can be very challenging but the difficulty setting are adjustable.

The basic gameplay of this title should be familiar to fans of recent Hatsune Miku games. Players need to to press or hold the correct button in timing with moving icons onscreen that are synced to the music. The controls are simple and intuitive but the game becomes challenging enough later to keep things interesting. The songs are mostly remixes of the already popular and catchy Persona 4 soundtrack. If you are a Persona fan then this game is worth a try because at the very least it gives you a new canonical story with the cast of Persona 4.