The top, left, and down arrows as well as the triangle, circle, and X buttons on the PlayStation controller correspond to star notes that come out from the center of the screen. The premise is simple: Choose a song, taken from Persona 3 or Persona 5's extensive soundtracks, and start dancing your heart out. I tried both games for this review, on PlayStation 4 over the Vita edition (yes, they're still eking out games for Vita). The games are sold as the Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection for $99, which includes the original game, Persona 4: Dancing All Night, however both are sold separately for $59.99 as well. Like Pokémon Red and Blue, they feature the same basic makeup: a quick story-based introduction, Dancing mode, Social mode, and Collection options for when you want to see what you've unlocked. Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight are two halves of one whole, complementing each other in various ways but creating a hollow whole. The result of taking the same formula from before and stripping things away has resulted in a watered-down affair that's frankly disappointing. Unfortunately, they don't share the same kind of glitz or substance their predecessor exhibited. The arrival of Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight was met with much rejoicing for this reason – Persona 3 and Persona 5 would get the same chance as Persona 4 enthusiasts to see their favorite characters breaking it down and shaking what their mamas gave 'em. It was a first for Persona, and it immediately captured the hearts of devoted fans around the world.
Persona 4: Dancing All Night took everything players loved about Persona 4 and churned out a miniature Persona adventure that felt like a new entry opting to supplant dancing for Shadow battles.
That's part of what made Persona 4 such a prime candidate for transforming into a music game. It's known for its funky visuals, slick and stylish narratives, and unforgettable soundtracks. If any popular role-playing series were to spin off into rhythm games, Persona would always be the best pick.
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