Atlus revealed that Persona 3 Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5 Dancing Star Night are headed to the PS4 and the Vita in Japan next autumn.

I really enjoyedPersona 4: Dancing All Night. And so did Fahey. But as fun as it was on the Vita, there's something special about playing it on a giant arcade cabinet.

If it weren't a severe breach of protocol I'd just put the giant YES up at the top of the review. But it is. So I won't. Atlus has Persona 4'd the rhythm game. That completely real, don't argue with me verb first cropped up with the release of Persona 4 Arena back in 2012. With Arena Atlus had the nice folks at Arc System Works make a 2D fighting game and then wrapped it in enough story to fill a Japanese visual novel.

There were many things I expected from Persona 4: Dancing All Night: Persona 4 music, the cast dressed up in various costumes. But what I didn't expect? A plot that fits right in with its acclaimed RPG predecessor.

Persona 4: Dancing All Night isn't the meatiest of music games -- it currently only has 30 songs (3 of which are DLC). However, it largely makes up for this with the sheer number of new remixes of classic Persona 4 songs. Have a listen!

When talking about Persona 3 and 4 and their respective spin-offs and sequels, people always seem confused when the various games take place. And it's no wonder. While some games show the date constantly, others only give hints as the when they happen.

Video: Persona 4 x Lil' John. Nanako has moved on from the Junes theme. (via Tiny Cartridge)

A Persona 4-themed music game? Alright, people. Let's rock out!

Video: The Persona 4 dancing game came out in Japan this past Thursday. A new trailer for Persona 5 came with it.

I've been driving myself crazy over this game for months. In five days it's released in Japan for the Vita, a format without region locking. I've been starting at Play Asia for an hour. Send help.

What, you thought we'd make it through a weekend without a Persona 4: Dancing All Night GIF? Margaret had other plans, and one doesn't mess with Margaret's plans.

The alternative headline for this post was "Hot Blond Dancing In A Teddie", but that would have confused our Japanese readers who know Persona 4's mascot as Kuma.

It's wouldn't be a proper Persona 4 spinoff without tons of crazy costumes. Last week Atlus revealed swimwear for the ladies. This week, something much more entertaining. With a little over a month before Dancing All Night's Japanese Vita release, Atlus demonstrate's the cast's amazing ability to make any outfit work, from swimwear...

Video: No. You can't do this, Persona 4: Dancing All Night. You can't just pull out the 'every day's great at your Junes' jingle out and weaponise it like this. Noooooo. OK, let's be real, I was going purchase the game no matter what. That's just how much I love the characters of Persona 4. Still, I'm in disbelief that not only is Nanako in this game, she's appears to maybe work for Junes!? Or she wears a similar get-up to employees, anyway.

Every time I post a GIF from Persona 4: Dancing All Night, the comments are always the same: where's Naoto Shirogane? Here's Naoto Shirogane.

Video: I've been watching this for hours. I'll be watching this for hours. What did I say about Persona 4: Dancing All Night? Oh yes, best GIFs ever.

She's a non-nonsense tomboy who loves kung-fu and steak. Here she is dancing.

Video: Well, this is new. A game trailer that doesn't have gameplay or live-action nonsense or cinematic puff. It's just... well, it's the perfect trailer for a Persona game that's about dancing your arse off.