Customer Ratings & Reviews

Couldn't be happier with this set. At full price, I may have felt I paid a bit too much, but for $32 after GCU discount, it felt just right.

A great game that came in a nice limited edition but I had no idea how huge the box was! Solid nonetheless.

Dance the night away with some catchy music and fun characters going through more weird stuff.

A really fun japanese style role-playing game that has tons of style.

All the best songs from persona remixed. What more could you ask for

The Persona series hasn't let me down yet, another solid entry

A dance rhythm game for the vita, with lots of fun extra physical collectables in the Collector's Edition

Great vita game for any collection. Hours of entertaiment.

I love the persona series, this was a wonderful side game

It's a great rhythm game. Pretty cool sound track.

Persona 4 + Persona music + Rhythm Game = Amazing!

Game was good if you like the dance type of games.

mediocre rhythm game, only for those who already are huge fans of the last Persona game.

I loved Persona 4 and wanted more....well this is more.

I was disappointed that they didnt put it in a box and the mail people stepped on it and damaged the whole thing. severely disappointed

I’m so happy I pre-order this game! I wasn’t convinced at first because of the rhythm elements but once I started playing I was in. If you haven’t play Persona 4 Golden I strongly suggest playing it first because this game it has a story mode and all the even happens after the ending of Persona 4 Golden. The game is an awesome rhythm game but be aware like any previous Persona game it has a substantial amount of text. Don’t worry it has special modes so you can jump to play the songs outside the story mode. This version specifically includes the soundtrack which is freaking awesome. I would recommend the game to any Persona fan or to any rhythm game fan.

It's a pretty fun rhythm game as the core base. You'll only be let down if you expect an expansive well told Persona story as in regular Persona 4. The added tidbits of the Disco Fever edition are nothing to write home about since the added carrying case is a bit garish while the other knick knacks are kind of worthless. If you want a rhythm game though then you won't be disappointed.

The final game in the Persona 4 series is a great rhythm game, celebrating the series' stellar soundtrack and setting the Investigation Team to work one last time in a surprisingly deep and well-written story for the game's genre. There is a gentle learning curve for newcomers to the rhythm genre, but plenty of challenge to be found well after you've dipped your toes in.

This game has great music remixed from the previous games, which already had great music to start. The story mode is more like a visual novel with some dances, much like how the story mode of Persona 4 Arena games. Even f you're a fan of persona but not rhythm games, you still should check this one out.

The contents of the LE are fine for the most part (a nice keychain, a rather large reversible pouch, a few dollars worth of DLC, & a cool looking skin for the Vita, but it's for the newer 2000 model & won't fit on the older model), but the best item is the 2-disc OST totaling 63 tracks. If you're a Persona 4 fan, the OST alone is worth the LE, especially if you have GCU. As for the game itself, it takes some time getting used to the interface, but once you get the hang of it, it's another great spin-off to the franchise.