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January 2016
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Great music
Fantastic animations
Dive right into the rhythm game if you don't want to bother with story
Absolutely delightful and endearing concept, Incredible soundtrack of remixes and original music, Challenging and addictive
Story is incredibly contrived and nonsensical
Dancing All Night is full of spirit and celebration unparalleled in the series thus far. Despite the dark and implausible story in the background, Dancing All Night is a concentrated dose of the most uplifting, cheerful, and fun side of the series, all se...
Abstract: So, just shy of three months ago, I took a look at an import version of Persona 4: Dancing All Night, and now, by the kindness of Atlus, here we are taking a look at the US release of the game. At the time, I noted that, the good news with the game was th...
Abstract: Persona 4: Dancing All Night is a rhythm game on the PS Vita based on a JRPG whose main plot involves a serial killer, an alternate dimension that is linked through big screen TVs, and demons manifested via your personality and social issues. I could not...
Abstract: About This GameSummaryGame EditionsFunky Student isn't funky enough to bust a move with Rise and the rest of the Persona 4 crew in Persona 4: Dancing All Night for the PlayStation®Vita handheld entertainment system. The summer following the events in Pers...
Abstract: The Persona series is definitely ATLUS' breakout hit, a successful paranormal series that's spawned multiple spin-offs and sequels including a chibi dungeon crawler for the 3DS and a 2D fighting game for PS3 and XB360. Odds are that if you're even reading...
Abstract: For a series that's moved from RPG to fighter and back again, seeing Persona move into the rhythm genre of video games honestly doesn't seem like much of a stretch. And thankfully, everything meshes together well with Persona 4: Dancing All Night on PS Vi...
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Published: 2015-07-08, Author: Mike , review by: gamezone.com
Abstract: At times I wonder whether the folks over at Atlus ever predicted the popularity of Persona 4. While Persona 3 did have its following, as well as a few updated releases with Persona 3 FES and Persona 3 Portable, it simply can't match Persona 4's popularity...
Abstract: As weird as it might seem at first glance, the idea of a Persona 4 rhythm game isn't all that out of place. The aesthetic of the game is steeped in mod culture, and the color schemes and artistic styles are evocative of the 60's and 70's to an extent. Fur...
Dancing All Night has its moments. The songs (27 total, not counting DLC) are pretty catchy; they're fun on Easy, challenging on Normal, brutal on Hard, and overwhelming on the unlockable All Night mode...
Published: 2015-09-23, Author: Matthew , review by: nzgamer.com
Abstract: I'm honestly surprised that it's taken this long to get a Persona-themed rhythm game. Given the series' track record for excellent, pop-infused soundtracks, the growing popularity of music games and idol simulators (especially in Japan), and the fact that...
