Dancing all night is a great addition to the P4 series! I was actually very skeptical about it first , but the devs somehow created a decent cohesive plot based on dancing!? Yea , that's right, it worked. The gameplay itself is alot of fun and is easily accessible to all. It takes awhile to unlock Dancing All Night difficulty, but man is that stuff a couple notches above hard! The platinum is easy to get as well, and basically earn it while playing through story and free play. The only gripe I have is that the game bases the pass/fail of a song based on the crowd meter, not just getting through it or getting a high score. So, if you do great through 95% of the song and flop on 2-3 notes at the end....FAIL!

Great game that had a much more compelling extension to the Persona 4 narrative than P4A. Takes about 12 hours for story mode, another 4-6 for 100% completion. The main reason I can't give it a 5 is that the track list is fairly sparse and, being a rhythm game, I know at least a couple people who wouldn't enjoy the gameplay at all.

If you want fan service version of Persona (like Persona Q on the 3DS), like the music of the series, and are somewhat into rhythm games this game is great. I think this is based off the Hatsune Miku engine, like most of the other rhythm games recently. Do realize that the game doesn't make a whole lot of sense in the main scheme of things (just like Q). If the thought of this annoys you like it does some of my friends, then avoid this, but if you want more Persona music, and aren't bothered by the story aspect of this game, then I'd highly recommend it. It certainly isn't like Arena/Ultimax which has some semblance of trying to make it fit somewhat in the lore without really weird justifications.

I bought this game, not knowing what to expect, but after playing it for a few hours, I am very surprised how much a rhythm game really works on a vita. Everything that doesn't seem fun to the average player may actually surprise you. The music is unique the challenges much more intriguing and the story is actually pretty fleshed out. Definitely worth having in the collection.

At first, I wasn't too interested in persona 4 dancing all night. I've played many of the Shin Megami Tensei and persona games as I really enjoy JRPGs. This game changes the dynamic up quite a bit and no longer a standard turn based RPG. Instead of fighting shadows with your personas, you actually dance to defeat them. I enjoyed this game a ton and couldn't stop playing once I booted it up. This game is perfect for any fans of rhythm games or Persona/Shin Megami Tensei.