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Patreon:   / namscomp   Discord:   / discord   Twitter:   / namscompendium   My Other Videos:    • Nam's Compendium's Video Essays   Welcome to my Persona Dancing Trilogy Review! Persona 4 Dancing, Persona 3 Dancing, and Persona 5 Dancing are some of the most popular Persona spinoffs games and in this Persona Dancing Trilogy Analysis, I'm going to be reviewing The Persona Dancing Trilogy. There will be story spoilers in this Persona Dancing Trilogy review for Persona 3, Persona 4, and Persona 5 because I compare them to Persona 4 Dancing, Persona 3 Dancing, and Persona 5 Dancing. The Persona Dancing Trilogy From Great to Awful is just my own opinion on The Persona Dancing Games. If you disagree with me, that's okay. This Persona Dancing Trilogy Analysis is a follow-up to my Persona 4 Analysis, so make sure you watch that as well. The Persona Dancing Trilogy From Great to Awful is the best video I've made. 0:00 Intro 2:08 Persona 4 Dancing 16:20 Persona 3/5 Dancing 24:54 Conclusion 26:15 Outro & Supporter Credits The Persona Dancing games are a strange anomaly. They’re among some of the most infamous games to come out of the great Persona spinoff era for a myriad of reasons. For those who are unaware, the Persona dancing trilogy is a series of rhythm games where the main appeal is to watch your favourite characters dance to funky remixes of tunes from their respective games. While it’s easy to point and laugh at what they ended up becoming. The concept of a Persona-themed Rhythm game actually makes a lot of sense when you think about it. The series is well known for its catchy music and since Atlus already showed interest in expanding the Persona franchise beyond RPGs thanks to the arena games. I figure they thought, “Hey, why not” and greenlit the project. Persona 4 Dancing All Night was originally released for the Playstation vita back in 2015 but would eventually receive a remaster for the Playstation 4 a few years later. This version of the game has better texture quality, runs at a higher resolution, has better performance, and is overall just the best way to play Dancing all night. The only issue is getting your hands on it.