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Persona 4 Remake: Is Persona 4 Reload the Answer?

by Ava May 03,2025

Persona 4 Remake: Is Persona 4 Reload the Answer?

Following the successful launch of *Persona 3: Reload*, the gaming community is buzzing with anticipation for a potential *Persona 4* remaster. A recent development has fueled these speculations, and you can find all the details right here.

Has Persona 4 Already Been Remade?

The excitement around a *Persona 4* remake escalated when popular *Persona* YouTuber ScrambledFaz shared a screenshot on X, highlighting the registration of the domain “p4re.jp” on March 20th. Interestingly, the domain “p3re.jp” was registered just months before the announcement of *Persona 3*'s remake, leading fans to believe that a *Persona 4* remake might be on the way.

Originally released in 2008 for PlayStation 3 and 4, *Persona 4* was later expanded with *Persona 4 Golden* in 2012, which brought the game to PlayStation Vita and PC. *Persona 4 Golden* introduced enhanced graphics and new content, including a new town and a beloved romanceable character, Marie.

However, *Persona 4 Golden* isn't considered a full remake, much like *Persona 3 Portable*, which was adapted for the PSP in 2009 and featured a new protagonist and additional characters like Theodore in the Velvet Room. These enhancements, while significant, don't match the comprehensive overhaul seen in *Persona 3: Reload*.

What Would a Persona 4 Remake Look Like?

Should a *Persona 4* remake follow in the footsteps of *Persona 3: Reload*, fans can look forward to a host of exciting updates. The 2008 graphics of *Persona 4* hold a nostalgic charm, but a remake would undoubtedly bring them up to modern standards with new character portraits and animated cut scenes.

Expect an increase in side quests and deeper character interactions, allowing players to further develop their social links. *Persona 4 Golden* added Okina City, where players could engage in activities like visiting the cinema or coffee shop. A remake could enhance these elements, offering even more to explore within the game's world.

Related: All Persona Games, Ranked From Worst to Best

When Should We Expect a Persona 4 Remake?

In 2024, a trusted Sega leaker confirmed that a *Persona 4* remake is indeed in development, though a release might not be imminent. Drawing parallels with *Persona 3: Reload*, which was announced in June 2023 at the Xbox Summer Showcase, an announcement for *Persona 4* could be expected around June.

Meanwhile, Atlus has been dropping hints about *Persona 6* for years. With almost a decade since *Persona 5*'s release, fans are eager for news on the next installment. The potential *Persona 4* remake has raised concerns about further delays for *Persona 6*, which is rumored to have been in development for some time. Some fans argue that *Persona 4* doesn't need a remake, fearing it might push back *Persona 6* even further.

That wraps up everything we currently know about the possibility of *Persona 4* being remade as *Persona 4 Reload*. Stay tuned for more updates!

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