PS3 PERSONA 4 ARENA ULTIMAX TV
Inaba is taken over by a red fog that makes the quaint town similar to the TV world, meaning the Investigation Team can summon their Personas and battle Shadow-like versions of themselves.
Newcomer Sho Minazuki is aiming to destroy the world for reasons you’ll find out during your adventure, and he’s captured most of the Shadow Operatives and tied them to crucifixes the Investigation Team are then forced to fight for their lives and the sake of the world.
Arena was left open and Ultimax is here to finish the story, but now it’s told via P4 and P3 sides rather than playing through as each individual character as this lead to much of the content being repeated, allowing for a detailed yet streamlined experience. I’ll avoid spoilers from both Arena titles, but do play Arena first (or buy the story DLC for Ultimax) as Ultimax’s story takes place in the same week as Arena. You’ve probably already guessed that Ultimax will be my game of the year, and I’m not going to tell you otherwise because truer words have never been spoken. However, if you loved Arena then read on and by the end you’ll be thinking, “oh wow, I should totally buy a copy of Persona 4 Arena: Ultra Ultimax Suplex Hold right now!” and that would be the right thing to do. Having spent a good 24+ hours on the game since its release, I wanted to write a review to explain my love for the game (fairly, of course, although much gushing will be involved.)įirst things first, if you didn’t like Arena then you’ll most likely not like Ultimax. As a huge Persona fan, and as someone who absolutely adored Arena which was the perfect blend of one of my favourite series’ and genres, my hype for this game was at its very own ultimax.
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