Persona 4: Dancing All Night

[Bishop76]

Staff

Chief Producer: Katsura Hashino
Producer: Yosuke Uda
Producer & Director: Tatsuya Shoji (Dingo)
Original Character Designer: Shigenori Soejima
Series Sound Director: Shoji Meguro

Story

The summer after the solving the Yasoinaba case, Rise returned to the city to continue her idol career. But at the time she arrived, a strange urban legend was catching on in the city. At midnight, when you open a certain website, a strange video will play. Those who view the video are taken to “The Other Side,” never to awaken again. With this, the main characters are taken away to that world and discover it is called the “Mayonaka Stage,” and that the junior idol group members at Rise’s office “Kanamin Kitchen” are being held captive there. “We can’t just let this be! We’ve got to help!” Persona 4 protagonist Yu Narukami puts out an SOS to his Investigation Team allies. Together, you’ll invade the Mayonaka Stage and rescue the junior idols.

Characters

Rise Kujikawa (voiced by Rie Kugimiya) – A Persona 4 party member and second-year high school student. The summer after solving the Yasoinaba case, she returned to the city to resume her idol work.

Persona 4: Dancing All Night is about dancing to defeat Shadows. In addition to Rise, Persona 4 protagonist Yu Narukami and other members of the Investigation Team will also take part in heavy dance battles.

Protagonist (Yu Narukami) (voiced by Daisuke Namikawa) – The protagonist of Persona 4. After solving the incident in Yasoinaba, he returned to the city and continued his everyday life. He returns to the same city that Rise returns to resume her idol work, and reunites with her when she asks for help. Meanwhile, another incident occurs and the Investigation Team is once again tasked with solving it.
Kanami Mashita (voiced by Minako Kotobuki) – She goes by the nickname Kanamin, and is one of Rise’s junior idols. As a little sister idol she has many fans and is well loved. Members of her unit, Kanamin Kitchen, go missing in the Mayonaka Stage.

Songs

Persona 4: Dancing All Night features over 30 tracks, ranging from newly written music to arranged versions of previous Persona music. Stages and dances are provided for each track, and all of the Investigation Team’s members can perform them. Confirmed tracks include: “Pursuing My True Self,” “Heaven,” “Reach Out to the Truth,” “Time to Make Nistory,” and “True Story.” Popular musicians like Tetsuya Komuro and Daisuke Asakura will be collaborating with Atlus on the game’s music.

[Bourbon]

Ma perchè si stanno impegnando per rovinare Persona 4 il più possibile. Prima un brutto picchiaduro e ora questo.

[Ruka-san]

che poi volendo le basi per bei giochi musicali ci sono prendi persona e se proprio vuoi fai una roba alla ouendan insomma
però è anche vero che queste robee ai giappi possono anche piacere

[lishi]

Ma perchè si stanno impegnando per rovinare Persona 4 il più possibile. Prima un brutto picchiaduro e ora questo.

hanno fatto delle ricerche di mercato (si spera) e hanno visto che poteva vendere.

[Bourbon]

Ricerche di mercato stile sega, "ehi ragazzi, in ciapone i giochi coi balletti e le loli tirano un casino e persona 4 tira un casino, combiniamo le due cose!"

[Bishop76]

Ecco nuove informazioni in vista dell'imminente uscita in Jap:

Dengeki PlayStation shares Persona 4: Dancing All Night new character and gameplay details

"OK! It is the time to fever!"

Following its release date announcement last week, the latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation offers new details on Persona 4: Dancing All Night.







Find our summary of new information below. It’s been a while since we’ve last heard from the game proper, so be sure to catch up on the story synopsis.

Character Profiles

Yosuke - He and his friends head out to the city where Yu is for unspecified reasons during the story.
Chie - Like in fighting, her dance style has copious amounts of kung fu.
Kanji - His dance style makes copious use of his brute strength to charm his audience
Teddie - He refers to himself in the article as “The Prince of Dance.”

Battle System

Players are tasked with beating back Shadows by dancing.
Players will tap buttons that appear on screen in time to rhythm. (Left side of screen: Up, Left, and Down. Right side: Triangle, Circle, and X.)
The game features familiar twists like simultaneous button presses, long presses (seen as a pair of H’s inside a long oval), and such.
Players can build up combos and trigger special scenes. More information on that is coming at a later date.
Duets with two dancers also occur in the game, in addition to characters dancing solo.
The enemy icon from the Shin Megami Tensei Super Nintendo games appears at the top of screen during dances.









Persona 4: Dancing All Night is due out for PS Vita in Japan on June 25.

Read more at http://gematsu.com/2015/02/dengeki-p...4bI3cG0iIv6.99