Looking under the hood there are more changes than just the extra content, but outside of a few hardcore fans we can’t imagine too many people will instantly spot the balance changes that were carried over from the latest arcade update that was included. The new PlayStation 4 version of the game is essentially the same base game that PS3 players got to enjoy eight years ago in terms of content, with the exception of the post-launch DLC that’s all included this time around – which makes this a great entry point for those who never played the original or for those who never bought the DLC.
Blending the visual novel/narrative/JRPG appeal of Atlus’ Persona series with the signature flashy combat of Arc’s fighters (which include Guilty Gear and BlazBlue) was unexpected, but they struck a balance that ultimately appealed to fans of both franchises.Īlthough “Ultimax Ultimate” sounds like a bit too much, it’s a fitting description for what’s on offer this time around. The Playstation 3 era sure had some excellent fighting games, and the collaborations between Atlus and Arc System Works were definitely among the more unique examples. We checked it out on a PlayStation 4 Pro. After all, the original was released way back in 2014 and we would have expected a Persona 5 spin-off before a return to this particular classic.
When a new port of Persona 4 Arena Ultimax was announced, it certainly took us by surprise.
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