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Persona 4 Remake: Will It Be Persona 4 Reload?

by Hazel May 20,2025

Persona 4 Remake: Will It Be Persona 4 Reload?

Following the successful launch of *Persona 3: Reload*, enthusiasts of the series are buzzing with anticipation for a possible *Persona 4* remaster. Recent developments have fueled these speculations—could this be the confirmation fans have been waiting for? Dive deeper into the details here.

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Has Persona 4 Already Been Remade?

A popular *Persona* YouTuber, ScrambledFaz, recently shared a compelling screenshot on X, highlighting the registration of the domain "p4re.jp" on March 20th. Interestingly, this pattern mirrors the registration of "p3re.jp" two years prior, which preceded the announcement of *Persona 3*'s remake by just a few months. This similarity has sparked widespread speculation that a *Persona 4* remake could be in the pipeline.

Originally released in 2008, *Persona 4* was available exclusively on PlayStation 3 and 4. In 2012, *Persona 4 Golden* was launched, offering a comprehensive port for PlayStation Vita and PC. This version not only boasted enhanced graphics but also introduced new content, including a new town and the beloved romanceable character, Marie.

However, *Persona 4 Golden* doesn't qualify as a full remake in the same vein as *Persona 3: Reload*. Similarly, *Persona 3 Portable*, released in 2009 for the PSP, featured a new protagonist and Theodore in the Velvet Room, yet these updates pale in comparison to the comprehensive redesign seen in *Persona 3: Reload*.

What Would a Persona 4 Remake Look Like?

If *Persona 4* is indeed slated for a remake akin to *Persona 3: Reload*, fans have much to look forward to. The charming 2008 graphics of *Persona 4* could benefit from a modern refresh, featuring updated character portraits and animated cut scenes.

Beyond visual enhancements, a remake could introduce additional side quests and enrich character interactions, allowing players to deepen their social links once more. *Persona 4 Golden* added Okima City, with its array of activities like visiting the cinema or coffee shop. A new remake might further expand and deepen the city's offerings.

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When Should We Expect a Persona 4 Remake?

In 2024, a credible Sega leaker confirmed that a *Persona 4* remake is underway, although its release might still be some time away. If we consider the timeline of *Persona 3: Reload*, an announcement might be anticipated around June, aligning with the June 2023 reveal at the Xbox Summer Showcase.

Amidst these developments, Atlus has been dropping hints about *Persona 6* for years. With nearly a decade passing since *Persona 5*'s release, and no concrete release date for *Persona 6* yet, some fans worry that a *Persona 4* remake could further delay the much-anticipated next installment. There's a divide among fans, with some questioning the necessity of a *Persona 4* remake. Hopefully, any *Persona 4* remake won't significantly push back *Persona 6*, rumored to have been in development for years.

That sums up the latest insights on the potential *Persona 4* remake, dubbed *Persona 4 Reload*. Stay tuned for more updates as they emerge.

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