Where Do the First Two Persona Games Factor into Atlus' 25th Anniversary Celebration?

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With Atlus celebrating the 25th anniversary of the series, Persona potentially has a big year ahead of itself. With five planned announcements remaining between now and this fall, expectations are high among fans, especially given all the rumors of what's potentially coming. Initially, seven separate anniversary announcements were planned with the beginning of the celebration on September 20 of last year. Since then, new merchandise and concerts have been announced, as well as a modern port for the Persona 4 Arena Ultimax fighting game. Since Persona 4's fighting game was successfully leaked previously, there are some potentially exciting reveals on the horizon.

Two significant recent leaks/rumors have been circulated since Persona 4 Arena Ultimax's announcement; Persona 4 Golden is apparently coming to additional platforms including Nintendo Switch, and Persona 3 will be remastered in some fashion. Beyond that, there are very few slam-dunk predictions from the remaining announcements other than an eventual tease of Persona 6. However, a few obvious omissions have not been the subject of any leaks or rumors beforehand: Persona 1, Persona 2: Innocent Sin, and Persona 2: Eternal Punishment. When it comes to the common perception of Persona, rarely do fans immediately think to the first two games in the series, but those early games have their fair share of the Persona fanbase.

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Persona's popularity as it's known today does not stem from its origins as a Shin Megami Tensei spin-off game. Most longtime fans of Persona have fond memories of Persona 3 and Persona 4, rather than the first two (technically three, Eternal Punishment is a direct sequel to