Wada declined to give a release window but reiterated the team’s commitment to delivering a game that meets fans’ expectations.
Wada’s reference to Persona 4 Golden raises the question of which base the remake will follow: the expanded Golden edition or the original release like Persona 3 Reload did. There are promising hints for Golden supporters — the teaser uses the track “Time to Make History,” a battle theme unique to the expanded edition — and one trailer shot appears to show a covered scooter parked near the Dojima residence, an element absent from the original.
For now, fans will have to wait. A Sega management presentation previously suggested Persona 4 Revival won’t arrive before April 2026, so while the wait isn’t unexpected, the release still feels a ways off.
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Source: gamesradar.com
