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"I think we have to do" Persona 1 and 2 Remakes, says Persona 4 Revival producer
Persona 4 Revival producer Kazuhisa Wada expressed his personal belief that Atlus "has to do" remakes for Persona 1 and Persona 2. While he couldn't confirm any official plans, Wada discussed the challenges of modernizing these older JRPGs to align with the presentation and quality-of-life features seen in titles like Persona 5 Royal.
After Persona 6 reveal, Sega promises to give Atlus' beloved JRPG series "the lively 30th anniversary…
Sega president Shuji Utsumi has promised a lively 30th anniversary celebration for the Persona series, beginning with the teaser trailer for Persona 6. He expressed confidence that fans will be pleased with the upcoming reveals and events planned for the anniversary year, which also includes "Persona 4 Revival."
Persona 6 looks like a horror game, and I couldn't be happier
The teaser trailer for Persona 6 suggests a significant shift towards the horror genre, a direction the author enthusiastically supports. While previous Persona games have touched on dark themes and featured horror-like enemies, the new trailer's sinister imagery and body part montages indicate a more direct embrace of horror elements. This potential evolution could elevate the series to new heights.
Hear Persona, Persona 2, and Persona Q Soundtracks on Sound Station
Atlus will stream the Persona Sound Station Volume 2 on the Atlus Game Music YouTube channel, featuring soundtracks from Revelations: Persona, Persona 2: Innocent Sin, Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, and the Persona Q spin-off games. The 30-hour stream will air on May 29-30, 2026, and will not be archived. This follows a previous stream that focused on Persona 3 music.
Persona 1 PSP Soundtrack Joins Streaming Services on April 18
Atlus announced that the soundtrack for the PlayStation Portable version of the first Persona game, Shin Megami Tensei: Persona, will be available on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music starting April 18. The album features 67 songs, including new compositions by Shoji Meguro, and will include the original artwork and a trailer.