Rudiger's Twitter thread elaborates further on what the update will introduce for the game, and some elements that will not be changed, such as the implementation of motion blur and the controversial Denuvo DRM inclusion.
Both users also note that the entire game's file system has been reworked, making existing mods incompatible. As discovered by Twitter users Sewer56 and Rudiger, pre-release files for the update note that Persona 4 Golden will be receiving new features such as a quick save/suspend feature and new graphics settings.
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While the Persona 5 Royal ports arrived last month, the Persona 4 Golden and Persona 3 Portable ports are gearing up for release in January, but not before Atlus gives current PC owners of Persona 4 Golden a major update.
RELATED: Persona 5 Royal is a Hit on SteamĮarlier this year, Atlus announced that it would be bringing Persona 4 Golden to consoles including PS4, PS5, Xbox platforms, and Nintendo Switch alongside Persona 5 Royal and Persona 3 Portable. In 2020, over three years after the release of its sequel, Persona 5, Atlus brought Persona 4 Golden to PC, marking the mainline series' debut on a non-PlayStation platform. The game is an expanded remaster of 2008's Persona 4 for PlayStation 2, and introduces new story and gameplay elements and a slew of new quality of life improvements over the original game. Persona 4 Golden first released on PlayStation Vita in Japan on June 24th 2012 before later arriving in North America on November 20th 2012. Now, over two years later, Persona 4 Golden is finally gearing up for its debut on new consoles, and data miners have discovered that the new console version will be bringing many new features to the existing PC version too. Atlus surprised everyone in 2020 when it brought Persona 4 Golden, previously a PlayStation Vita exclusive, to PC via Steam, establishing itself as a major publisher on the platform. Persona 4 Golden is slated to receive a major update on PC ahead of its launch on consoles in January 2023.
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