Persona 4: Golden begins almost exactly like the PlayStation 2 game. You, a gray-haired teen from the city, hop on a train to Inaba. Your uncle Dojima, a police officer, and jingle loving cousin Nanako are waiting at the station to pick you up.

Hope you aren’t tired of Persona 4: Golden videos, because Atlus just released a whole lot more!

Persona 4: Golden’s main cast of characters gets to show off in a new trailer for the updated Vita RPG.

Index Corporation reported sales numbers for Persona 4: Golden and the PlayStation Vita port sold 260,000 units in Japan since it was released on June 14.

Persona 4: Golden footage revisits some of the memorable and funny scenes from the Atlus role-playing game.

Here’s more footage of Persona 4: Golden while you wait for the game’s November release.

Atlus USA share a new promo for Persona 4: Golden that highlights the new features in the updated PlayStation Vita port.

To touch or not to touch?

The protagonist in Persona 4 starts the game with average courage, rough expression, and informed when it comes to knowledge. I think that’s better than Persona 3′s hero who begins his journey as a “slacker” in the academics stat and timid in courage.

A company with “America” in the name is publishing Persona 4: Golden in Europe.

The PlayStation Vita version of Persona 4 is out in just a couple of months.

These accessories, probably handmade by Teddie, are based on the anime series Persona 4 the Animation. Each pair costs 3,150 yen ($40) and will be available in spring 2013.

Udon’s Persona 4: Official Design Works art book featuring illustrations and an interview with art director, Shigenori Soejima, is finally out.

The journey begins walking through a tunnel that doubles as a tribute to vintage electronics. Plaques for various predecessors, the Commodore 64, and original iPod line the walls. Technology milestones are written on the ground.