The Daily Populous Saturday March 22nd, 2025 day edition
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History looks to be repeating itself as a recently registered domain name suggests Persona 4 Reload is on the way—and this is more than likely a remake from the ground up of 2008’s Persona 4.

Persona remakes have been creeping out over recent years. But it makes complete sense if you’re Atlus. The series has sold millions of copies and its popularity continues to rise. This is why Persona 3 received a remake in 2024 with Persona 3 Reload.

Now, a year later, a domain name suggests Persona 4 Reload is on its way, and it could be announced soon.

Persona 4 Reload Remake Could be Announced in 2025

Bringing back a classic. Credit to IDGB

YouTuber and social media personality @ScrambledFaz found the domain “p4re.jp” registered on March 20.

They discovered the listing featuring the domain name’s creation date and name. It doesn’t directly spell out “Persona 4 Reload,” but a brief history lesson tells us this is probably the case.

As told by Faz, p3re. jp was registered in 2023, and we got an official Persona 3 Reload announcement a few weeks later. This looks to be a carbon copy of these events, only this time we’re swapping the 3 for a 4.

This has to go down as speculation for now, but it’s very realistic speculation at least! Persona 3 Reload was lauded by fans of the series and critics and went on to become Atlus’s fastest-selling game at the time.

If Persona 4 Reload comes to fruition, it’s hard to see it not having similar results.

freetotebag on March 22nd, 2025 at 02:38 UTC »

Man I love P4 and Golden but this seems unnecessary. Just give us that P6

sleepygeeks on March 21st, 2025 at 21:25 UTC »

if they do to this what they did with P3R, Then I will be very happy.

I like the P4 cast a lot of better then the P3 one, So I'm looking forward to seeing the cast and city brought up to a more modren look.

xxlordxx686 on March 21st, 2025 at 13:38 UTC »

Atlus will do literally anything before remaking P1 + P2