Following the lead of the PSP port of Persona 3 which was well received, ATLUS now gives us Persona 4 for the PS Vita. Just like Persona 3 Portable, several improvements and new content has been added.
You play the protagonist, who moved from the big city to a small town to stay in Yaso-Inaba with your uncle for a year, while your parents away on business. As long as you stay in Inaba you will meet new friends, attend classes and clubs and live a normal life of a Japanese high school students, so, except for the fact that shortly after the arrival of you, you are involved in a series of bizarre murders. In Inaba there are rumors that if you are watching TV at midnight when it rains and you will see people who are destined to you on the TV screen. This rumor is called the Midnight Channel. It soon became clear to you that the Midnight Channel and a series of interrelated events of the murder. However, the more bizarre than that, you find that you can enter the TV and appeared in the new world. Throughout the game you will be trying to balance your school life with the life of you as a detective explore the world in the TV with your friends to solve the mystery that surrounds Inaba.
S-Link systems are popular once again and for the most part unchanged from the original PS2 version. Residents Inaba work schedule and manage schedules to meet and engage with them still play a major role in honing your ability to develop your character. Every character that can form the S-Link associated with a Tarot card. Deepen your relationship with the character will allow you to create new Personas, monsters that you can call in the battle to perform special attacks. The deeper your relationship, the stronger Persona that you can make. When combining multiple Persona (Fuse Persona) to create a new, more powerful Persona, Persona some skill passed down to the Fusion results. Manage and account for this can determine between life and death in a tough battle.
Fighting in the world of TV carried a turn-based, which are familiar to anyone who has ever played the game previously Persona. you choose the action to be taken by the characters in your party. If you managed to do a critical attack or attacks an enemy's weakness, you can perform the attack once again. In addition, dealing damage from enemy weaknesses element will make your enemy "Knocked down". If you managed to Knocked down all the enemies on the battlefield, you can carry out the attack team to generate extra damage to each enemy. This creates a lot of strategy in the battle, especially in the later stages of the game.
After discussing similarities with the PS2 version, now let's talk about what is different.
In graphics, the game looks sharper than the PS2 version of the PS Vita screen thanks to the wonderful. in addition it is also quite bright colors and good contrast against the dark impression of the game. Being a game for PS Vita, Persona 4 Golden does not suffer the same fate with Persona 3 Portable. In Persona 3 Portable, outside the dungeon exploration replaced with the movement between points. With the PS Vita hardware capabilities, all available exploration like the original PS2 version. So also with animated cutscene, something not available in Persona 3 Portable. Unfortunately dungeons still seem repetitive and bland.
Back to discussion of the S-Link and Persona, two S-links have been added. One S-Link for the characters that already exist in the original game and one for the new characters. The presence of S-Link new means Persona amount that can be obtained also increased. While the original S-Link remains largely the same, some of which can be obtained Persona shift. Taking a cue from Persona 3 Portable, addition of Skill Cards have been added. Skill Card allows you to give a particular move that may not be available on your Persona.
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