This time around you can play as Rise Kujikawa from P4, Junpei Iori, Yukai Takeba, and Ken Amadafro from PS3, and the culprit of the game, Sho Minazuki. P4AU offers a much more diverse cast than the original, adding in eight new characters for you to enjoy, as well as their shadow counterparts. The game even offers you the ability to auto-fight each battle, meaning you can sit back and watch the computer fight for you, then get back to enjoying the story. The characters are all so well thought out and designed, that it was really fun to revisit the town of Inaba and the Midnight Channel. I have seen some people complain about the length of the story and while it is rather long and there is a lot to read, I personally had no issue with the length. Playing through the story from the P4 characters was a good 2-3 hours to complete, which then opens up to play from the Shadow Operatives perspective for another 2-3 hours. The Story mode plays out more like a visual novel than a fighting game and it is rather long.
The game reveals the culprit behind the events of the first game, as he has taken the Shadow Operatives ( Persona 3 characters) hostage.
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The TV World has somehow taken over the real world and the Investigation Team is reassembled to save the day. This time however, you aren’t entering the TV to do your fighting. Yu Narukami has made his way back to Inaba and with his return, weird things start to happen again.
Like the original, Ultimax has a well fleshed out story that most fighting games out there just cannot match. P4AU takes place directly follow the events of the original.
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