Persona 4 PC Sold Much More than Expected; Sega Expanding Multiplatform Strategy for New & Old Games

If releasing Persona 4 Golden on Steam appeared to be a no-brainer, turns out that it was, as released by Sega COO Haruki Satomi.

[MadLad]

Bringing quality content to more consumers results in more sales.

Who would have thought?

[TheColbertinator]

I know, right? As if every single publisher in the world would ever figure that one.

[GunHoCharlieA1]

This is a thing?

[GoodGuy09]

Bring p3+4 to ps4 and switch already lol. Sega atlus is so wierd smh.

[CWheatley]

For real though

[Mr Marvel]

P4G on PS4 needs to happen.

[SegaGamer]

You could get it for £13.99 in the first week, and since then it's been £15.99. When you sell a good game at those prices, it's no surprise that it sold well.

Also, if Sega are interested in porting more games to Steam, can be we please get Sonic Heroes and Sonic Unleashed?

[CDbiggen]

Here's hoping - Been waiting for a Sonic Unleashed port/remaster of some kind for years.

[Chocoburger]

Yeah Sonic Heroes has an old PC port, and it requires some fixes to make it work these days. Would be nice if SEGA actually put in some work for their back catalogue (beyond Sonic as well, such as JSRF).

Unleashed is sort of on PC via Generations mod (day time stages only which should satisfy 99.9% of players).

[TheColbertinator]

Royal on Steam please

[SegaGamer]

It's definitely going to happen. Persona 4 was a test to see how well the series sells on pc, and it passed that test with flying colours.

[shauzy]

game exclusive on vita "idk whats wrong, why isnt it selling"
game released on pc "oh wow we didnt expect that"

no shit atlus, no shit

[LeonhartX]

it actually sold quite a lot on the vita, it was one of the few millions sellers on the platform.

[King_Noctis]

I remember buying the Vita just for Uncharted and this game. Such great memories.