Persona 4: Arena’s Lag Issues On The Xbox 360 Have Been Patched

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As you may be aware, Persona 4: Arena had some issues with latency on the Xbox 360, in both Japan and the U.S., for which the game’s director apologized to Xbox owners and promised a patch that would address the problems with online.

 

While the patch was unfortunately not ready in time for the game’s North American launch, it’s out now in both Japan and North America. Both Index and Atlus USA made the announcement today.


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