Persona 5 Switch port confirmed during Nintendo Direct Mini, alongside Persona 3 and 4
Enhanced versions of all three games sail onto a new platform
A Persona 5 Switch port is finally happening, as Persona 5 Royal, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 3 Portable head to Nintendo's platform.
After many, many years of speculation and anticipation, Atlus' latest in the long-standing JRPG series is finally making its way to Nintendo's console. The Persona 5 Switch port will bring Persona 5 Royal to the console on October 21, while Persona 4 Golden and Persona 3 Portable will join in the following year in 2023.
The new move from Atlus rounds out putting the trio of games on just about every conceivable modern home platform. Just earlier this month in June, Atlus revealed Persona 5 Royal, 4 Golden, and 3 Portable would be making its way to Xbox consoles and PC for Windows, cementing a massive move for Xbox in Japan.
Additionally, the JRPGs are also coming to Steam, and Persona 5 Royal getting a native PS5 new-gen upgrade. All these ports for the fantastic game will be releasing later this year in October. If you've been holding off on Persona 5 Royal finally making its way to a non-PlayStation console, your prayers have been answered.
Finally, when Persona 5 Royal launches on Xbox and Windows for PC, it'll bundle in every available bit of DLC into the package, meaning there's over 40 DLCs to obtain in just one bundle. All things told, it's hard to think of a more exciting time for Persona fans than right now.
Check out our upcoming Switch games guide for a full look over everything else coming to Nintendo's console at some point in the near future.
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