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Persona 4 Revival and Persona 6 Headed to Nintendo Switch 2

Persona 4 Revival and Persona 6 Headed to Nintendo Switch 2

SEGA and ATLUS have confirmed that both Persona 4 Revival and Persona 6 are coming to Nintendo Switch 2. Persona 4 Revival, the full remake of the 2008 role playing classic, launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on May 20, 2027, a few months after its February 18, 2027 debut on other platforms. Persona 6, the next mainline entry in the series, has a confirmed Switch 2 version on the way, although its release date is still to be announced.

Quick facts

  • Announcement: SEGA confirmed Nintendo Switch 2 versions of Persona 4 Revival and Persona 6.
  • Persona 4 Revival on Switch 2: May 20, 2027.
  • Persona 4 Revival on other platforms: February 18, 2027 for Xbox Series X and S, Windows, PlayStation 5 and Steam, including Xbox Game Pass.
  • Persona 6: an all new tale set in a new locale, with a Switch 2 version confirmed and a release date to be announced.
  • Next broadcast: a Persona 4 Revival TV special airs September 20 at 7:00 AM (UTC plus 8).
  • Music: the new battle theme recording is streaming now alongside a lyric video.

Persona 4 Revival release date and platforms

Persona 4 Revival reaches most platforms on February 18, 2027, according to the official announcement. The listed platforms are Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Series X and S, Windows, PlayStation 5 and Steam, with the Nintendo Switch 2 version following on May 20, 2027. Physical copies will be available for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2. The staggered Switch 2 date gives Nintendo players a firm date to mark while keeping the remake in the first half of the 2027 release calendar.

The announcement also outlines language support in full. Subtitles cover Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Thai, while voice audio ships in Japanese and English. Chinese audio is scheduled to arrive in a post launch update, so players who prefer that option will want to watch the update roadmap on the official Persona 4 Revival site. Readers catching up on Nintendo hardware can also read our overview of everything we know about the Switch 2 before deciding which version to buy.

Persona 6 brings an all new tale to Switch 2

Persona 6 is described as the latest mainline entry in the Persona series, telling an all new tale set in a never before seen locale. The announcement promises the worldbuilding and inventive structure fans associate with the series, but story details, characters and gameplay systems remain under wraps. What is confirmed is the platform plan, which lists Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Series X and S, Windows, PlayStation 5 and Steam, with physical copies planned for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 and a Switch 2 version officially on the way.

The release date for Persona 6 is listed as to be determined, so the remake will arrive first and the new mainline game will follow at a later date. That ordering makes the September broadcast and the music rollout worth following, since ATLUS is clearly building toward a longer reveal cycle for both projects.

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September 20 TV special focuses on the Investigation Team

A broadcast titled Persona 4 Revival TV, covering the characters and new moments with the group, premieres September 20 at 7:00 AM (UTC plus 8). The program will introduce the members of the Investigation Team who join the protagonist in uncovering the truth behind a serial murder case, and it will show a new way to bond with acquaintances. For background on the systems shown so far, our breakdown of the new Persona 4 Revival gameplay details covers what the remake has already put on display.

Presentation is a major part of this remake, and the animated sequences have drawn attention on their own. Our earlier report on the studio behind the Persona 4 Revival anime cutscenes has the background on who is producing those scenes and why that choice matters to fans of the original.

New battle theme, lyric video and retail editions

The new recording of the battle theme, titled Reach Out To The Truth Revival, is now available on music streaming services, and a lyric video for the track has been released alongside it. The song is streaming through the official music distribution page, which collects the track across services.

On the retail side, SEGA detailed a Persona 4 Revival Limited Box with a designer box from artist Shigenori Soejima, a Midnight Channel phone pouch, an exclusive T shirt, a 48 page art book, a Velvet Costumes set and a physical copy of the base game. The art book is available in Japanese only. Digital buyers get a choice of a Digital Premium Edition or a Digital Deluxe Edition. Exact contents and prices for the digital tiers were not included in this announcement, so treat third party store listings with care until ATLUS publishes the full breakdown.

All footage shown so far comes from a work in progress version of the game, per the official product notes. Expect the September 20 broadcast to give the clearest look yet at how the remake plays on current hardware ahead of the February launch.

When does Persona 4 Revival launch on Nintendo Switch 2?

Persona 4 Revival launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on May 20, 2027. The game arrives first on Xbox Series X and S, Windows, PlayStation 5 and Steam on February 18, 2027, including availability through Xbox Game Pass.

Is Persona 6 coming to Nintendo Switch 2?

Yes. SEGA confirmed a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Persona 6 alongside the Persona 4 Revival announcement. The game tells an all new story in a new locale, but its release date is still to be announced.

Which editions of Persona 4 Revival were announced?

The announcement names a physical Limited Box with a designer box, phone pouch, T shirt, 48 page art book, Velvet Costumes set and the base game, plus Digital Premium and Digital Deluxe editions. The art book ships in Japanese only, and full contents and prices for the digital tiers are still to come.

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