Excitement in the Persona 4 Community
With remake rumors swirling, the Persona 4 fanbase is buzzing with anticipation. Following the success of Persona 3 Reload, it’s no wonder that fans are eager for any hint of a potential Persona 4 remake. Recently, a post by Shihoko Hirata, the voice behind iconic tracks like ‘Reach Out to the Truth,’ has sparked excitement among fans. In her Instagram post, Hirata shared a photo of a recording booth, which sharp-eyed followers recognized as the same one used for multiple Persona games.
The Hype Train: What Does It Mean?
While Hirata did not specify the game she was recording for, she described it as ‘new’ and engaged with fans who commented about Persona 4. Although this is not definitive proof of a remake, it underscores the heightened sensitivity within the Persona community. This excitement is palpable, as fans dream of experiencing their beloved characters in high definition.
A Divided Fanbase: The Legacy of Persona
Yet, amidst the buzz, another sentiment looms—despair among fans of the original Persona games, particularly 1 and 2. Unlike their successors, these titles, especially during the PS1 era, still yearn for recognition. While the Persona 4 fanbase is dreaming of Yosuke in ultra-modern graphics, the earlier game’s supporters are left hoping for any sign that their favorite titles might also get the same treatment. The divide highlights the complex nature of the series’ evolution, with some fans eagerly embracing the next chapter, while others reflect on the past.
