Gaming Age

22nd September 2015
Persona 4: Dancing All Night

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Dustin Chadwell
Publisher: Atlus
Machine: PlayStation Vita

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Dustin Chadwell

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Scores

PlayStation Vita Version
Overall95%

Summary

I'm super impressed with Persona 4: Dancing All Night... Essentially hits every high mark when it comes to the rhythm genre, while at the same time delivering a great story with a cast of characters that I certainly love.

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