It appears that two Persona games are finally coming to the PC. According to reports from industry insiders, both Persona 3 and Persona 4 Golden are coming to Steam.
Now while we are certain that Persona 4 Golden will be indeed coming to the PC, we are not so sure about Persona 3. Industry insider Sabi was the first one that revealed the existence of Persona 3 and Persona 4 on the PC. However, Sabi has deleted the tweet that mentioned Persona 3.
https://twitter.com/SabiWabii/status/1270424974893801472?
Persona 4 Golden icon/banner from SteamDB https://t.co/VVqrNlsRhD pic.twitter.com/MJsC9OlgM6
— Wario64 (@Wario64) June 9, 2020
For what it’s worth, Persona 4 Golden is already present on the Steam database. As such, we are positive that Atlus will officially reveal this PC version at the PC Gaming Show. After all, Atlus claimed that it has some exciting news to share at that event.
We've got some exciting news to share at the PC Gaming Show, this Saturday, June 13th!
Follow our new creator page on Steam:https://t.co/qDg9vBSJ0X https://t.co/rY1b51ypKC
— Official ATLUS West (@Atlus_West) June 8, 2020
So, it’s almost a given that Persona 4 Golden is coming to the PC. I’m pretty sure that this will please a lot of Persona fans out there. However, let’s hope that Atlus will put some extra love to this PC port. As for Persona 3… well… we’ll have to wait and see.
Lastly, it appears that Persona 4 Golden will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech.
Stay tuned for more!
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