Persona 4 Arena Ultimax will be remastered and released on contemporary systems in just a few weeks. Prior to that, though, Atlus, the game's creator, has revealed that the game would receive a feature that many fans have been requesting.
Although Atlus has said that this feature would not be included in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax until a few months after its release, its implementation will significantly improve overall quality.
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax will get a rollback netcode at a later date this summer, according to a fresh comment on social media from Atlus producer Kazuhisa Wada. Rollback netcode basically refers to online fighting gameplay and is frequently regarded as the best of the best for competitive purposes.
It is a feature that lets players know what their opponents are going to do in-game before they take any action. So, to put it simply, the inclusion of rollback netcode to Persona 4 Arena Ultimax will improve the game's online component.
A video starring Kazuhisa Wada, producer of the game, has been released on the Atlus West Twitter account. He continues by explaining that the game has been over ten years in the making, and Atlus has been blown away by the level of anticipation for this version.
He then stated that the game will receive a rollback netcode in summer 2022, just a few months after its March release. However, the rollback will be available exclusively on Steam and PS4 versions, leaving Switch users to play without it.
Wada stated in the release that the inclusion of rollback would not be immediate. The normal netcode will remain the default when the game relaunches in March 2022. The rollback fixes for the PS4 and PC will be released in Summer 2022.
Netcode is a method for two networked players'
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