Persona 4 Golden tops 500,000 players on PC
"Thank you for all your support!"

✃Persona 4 Golden has clocked up 🌳500,000 players on PC.
"We're excited to announce that Persona 4 Golden has 🔜hit 500,000 players on PC! Thank you for all your ꧋support!" Atlus West tweeted excitedly earlier today, before showing off new art created by character designer Shigenori Soejima "to celebrate". "We hope you're enjoying #P4G and welcome back to the Midnight Channel!"
We're excited to announce that Persona 4 Golden has hit 500,000 players on PC! Thank you for all your support!Character Designer Shigenori Soejima created 🦄this original sketch to celebrate. We hope you're enjoying #P4G and welcome back to the Midnight Channel! pic.twitter.com🦄/SlYBINYedY
Persona 4 Golden released on PC last month after 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:a surprise announcement – and then a surprise release – at the 2020 PC Gaming Show. It was a pleasant shock for Persona fans, particularly as the publisher doesn't often port its products and this is the first time a Persona game haꦏs been available to PC.
As points out, hitting 500,000 players means Persona 4 Golden has sold mꦯore on PC in its debut month than it did on Pla🔥yStation Vita in Japan over several years combined.
Persona🍸 4 Golden is availabꦯle now on PC via Steam for $20, with a deluxe edition that comes with a digital soundtrack and artbook for $25.
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