Following the successful launch of *Persona 3: Reload*, the gaming community is abuzz with anticipation for a potential *Persona 4* remaster. Recent developments have fueled these speculations, and you can find all the details here.

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Persona enthusiast and YouTuber ScrambledFaz recently posted a screenshot on X, highlighting the registration of the domain “p4re.jp” on March 20th. Interestingly, the domain “p3re.jp” was registered just months before the announcement of Persona 3: Reload. This pattern has led fans to speculate that a Persona 4 remake could be in the works.

The original Persona 4 was released in 2008, available exclusively on PlayStation 3 and 4. In 2012, Persona 4 Golden expanded on the original with a full port to PlayStation Vita and PC. This version included enhanced graphics and new content such as an additional town and the beloved character Marie, who can be romanced.

However, Persona 4 Golden doesn't qualify as a full remake, similar to Persona 3 Portable. Released in 2009 for the PSP, Persona 3 Portable introduced a new protagonist and Theodore in the Velvet Room. While these additions were significant, they don't compare to the comprehensive revamp seen in Persona 3: Reload.

What Would a Persona 4 Remake Look Like?

Should a Persona 4 remake follow the footsteps of Persona 3 Reload, fans have much to look forward to. The charming 2008 graphics of Persona 4 could be revitalized with updated character portraits and enhanced cut scene animations.

Moreover, a remake could enrich the game with additional side quests and deeper character interactions, enhancing the social link experience. Persona 4 Golden introduced Okima City, offering activities like cinema visits and coffee shop outings. A remake might add even more depth to these urban explorations.

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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 indeed being developed, although it may take some time before its release. If we look at the timeline for Persona 3: Reload, an announcement might be expected as early as June, mirroring the June 2023 reveal at the Xbox Summer Showcase.

Atlus has been hinting at news about Persona 6 for years, with nearly a decade passing since Persona 5. The potential delay caused by a Persona 4 remake has some fans worried, especially since Persona 6 has reportedly been in development for years. While some argue that Persona 4 doesn't need a remake, the community hopes that this project won't significantly postpone Persona 6.

That wraps up everything we currently know about the possibility of Persona 4 being remade as Persona 4 Reload.