After rumors were swirling, Atlus has announced the English voice cast for Persona 4 Revival, their new remake of their beloved RPG classic Persona 4.

While the English voice cast for Persona 4 Revival is entirely new, the Japanese voice cast has remained the same since the original release. Here’s the cast:

• Protagonist (voice by Nazeeh Tarsha) – A second-year high school student, who, due to unfortunate circumstances with his parents, was sent to live in Inaba at the home of his uncle.
• Yosuke Hanamura (voice by Paul Castro Jr.) – Another local high schooler, Yosuke is the cheerful and caring strategist of the group, bringing together the deductions and opinions of team members.
• Chie Satonaka (voice by Anne Yatco) – A lively local girl who attends the town’s high school, Chie is a warm and empathetic person with a strong sense of justice.
• Yukiko Amagi (voice by Brianna Knickerbocker) – A popular student at school, Yukiko is the sole inheritor of one of the town’s long-established inns. She’s reliable and level-headed, albeit spacey.
• Marie (voice by Ari Thrash) – A mysterious girl to encounter in Inaba who occasionally stops through town, Marie comes across as aloof and unfriendly. However, she is also curious and proactive by nature.

Persona 4 Revival is set to launch across Windows PC (via Steam and the Microsoft Store), Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 on February 18th, 2027.

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Sony has confirmed that, as we all suspected, Cosmic Smash is being revived for PlayStation VR2.

Just for a quick bit of background, Cosmic Smash initially launched all the way back in 2001. On its release, the game tasked players with traversing a futuristic subway-style map, with each ‘stop’ on the line challenging them to clear blocks at the end of a long room within a certain amount of time. This was all done by using a ball and racquet, offering players an experience somewhere between Breakout and squash.

Now, 22 years later, the game is being brought back and reimagined for the PSVR2. This upcoming release is known as C-Smash VRS (the VRS stands for “VR” and “versus”) and is being developed by RapidEyeMovers along with VR veterans Wolf & Wood (which is known for VR games such as The Exorcist: Legion VR and Hotel R’n’R). You can see a brief trailer for C-Smash VRS below.

While there is currently no release date for C-Smash VRS, the developers are releasing a PS VR2 demo, which will be available from 23rd March. In a PlayStation blog about this upcoming release, game director Jörg Tittel stated this demo will include both online play and a solo training mode.

“I cannot wait to show you a virtual reality we could have only dreamed of until now,” Tittel shared, while also promising a full release date will be announced “soon”.

Meanwhile, if you are keen for more on the PSVR2, you can watch Ian’s unboxing video here (and his cat Tilly makes a showing as well).

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