Persona 4: Dancing All Night
Persona 4: Dancing All Night is a 2015 rhythm game for the PlayStation Vita, and a spin-off of Persona 4 for the PlayStation Vita from the Persona series. It was developed by Dingo[a], published by Atlus, and released on June 25, 2015 in Japan, and subsequently on September 29 in North America and on November 6 in Europe that same year. The game was ported to the PlayStation 4 and released on May 24, 2018 in Japan, followed by a worldwide release in all other regions on December 4, 2018. Presently, it can be purchased by buying the Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection through the PlayStation store.
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| TUNE IN, TURN ON, and GET DOWN!!!
Pop idols go missing when the Midnight Stage opens... only Rise, Yu, and the rest of the P4 crew can solve the case! Music, rhythm, and motion combine to test your skills in a disco-fueled dance battle! |
Synopsis
Famous idol Rise Kujikawa is set to make her comeback at the Love Meets Bonds Festival, and her friends are training to be her backup dancers. When the members of idol group Kanamin Kitchen go missing, the Investigation Team gets involved in another supernatural case. They are taken to the Midnight Stage, a place similar to the TV World where a mysterious voice tells them no one can hurt others or be hurt themselves. Finding themselves surrounded by brainwashed Shadows but unable to use their Personas, they use dance to express themselves and free the members of Kanamin Kitchen from the control of the Midnight Stage.
Gameplay
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The game is split into Story Mode and Free Dance. In Story Mode, the player progresses through the eight chapter plot of Dancing All Night. By completing the story, the player can unlock new tracks for Free Dance. In Free Dance, the player starts with 4 dance tracks and can unlock more by successfully playing through tracks and clearing Story Mode, for a total of 27. More tracks and dancers can be obtained through the game's DLC. By completing all of the Free Dance songs at least once, the player can unlock a prologue that shows how the Investigation Team got involved in the Love Meets Bonds Fest. From the main menu, the player can shop for items to use in Free Dance at Tanaka's Shop and browse through their collection.
Promotions
Purchase Bonuses (JP)
While supplies last, copies of Dancing in Japan came with a preview BluRay with trailers for Persona 5 and a download code with swimsuit costumes for Chie, Rise, Naoto and Yukiko. Additionally, different stores offered bonus merchandise as incentive for ordering from that store. Some of the bonuses featured art drawn exclusively drawn for that bonus, later published in the Persona 4 Dancing All Night Official Visual Book.
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Persona 5 bonus BD
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Soundtrack from Amazon
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Acrylic plate from Amiami
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Acrylic stands from Animate
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Gift card from Comg
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Postcard from Enterking
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Bookstore gift card from Fammys
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Calendar from Futaba
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Clear file from Geo
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Towel from Gamers
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A1 size cloth tapestry from Imagine (Exclusive art)
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Costume DLC code from Lawson
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Towel from Neowing
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Gift card from Seagull
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Postcard from Seven Eleven
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Tapestry from Sofmap (Exclusive art)
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2L size bromide set from Stella Worth
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Acrylic plate from Takarajima
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B2 size tapestry from Trader
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B2 size tapestry from WonderGoo (Exclusive art)
Famitsu DX Pack (JP)
The Famitsu DX Pack was sold through Atlus's Ebten shop and came with the game and a set of mini clear posters of the cast, a tapestry of Kanami, and a bandana.
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Set of mini clear posters
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A2 size tapestry of Kanami (Exclusive art)
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Bandana
Crazy Value Pack (JP)
The Crazy Value Pack was sold through multiple retailers. It came with the game, the Persona 4: Dancing All Night Original Soundtrack and a code for costume DLC in a special box with packaging art drawn by Shigenori Soejima.
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Container box
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Included 2 CD OST
Crystal Set (JP)
Orders of the game, the Famitsu DX Pack, or the Crazy Value Pack made through Atlus's Ebten store had the option of adding-on a crystal with a 3D laser engraving of Yu Narukami and an LED stand.
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Engraved crystal and LED stand
Premium Crazy Box (JP)
Premium was a set of a Persona 4 themed PS Vita, the game, and the Crazy Value Pack.
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P4D themed PS Vita
Purchase Bonuses (NA)
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Foil Teddie stickers included with Amazon orders
Disco Fever Edition (NA)
In North America, the Disco Fever Edition came with the game, a double sided Vita pouch, a Teddie keychain, 2 disc CD, Vita skin with P4D wallpapers, and 2 sets of costume DLC (Gekkou Uniforms and Epilogue outfits).
Listings
Characters
Tracks
Items
Costumes
Accessories
Downloadable Content (DLC)
Persona Dancers
Merchandise
Development
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Nomenclature
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Persona 4: Dancing All Night | |
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ペルソナ４ ダンシングオールナイト Perusona Fō Danshingu Ōru Naito | Persona 4 Dancing All Night |
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Notes
References
- ↑ IGN, TGS 2014: Atlus Takes Over Lead Development On Persona 4: Dancing All Night. Published September 14, 2014. Retrieved October 31, 2023. Website.
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