Persona 4 Revival Updates

P4R team on Yu's character: "The devs revisited spin-offs, identifying the moments and traits that fans found most memorable. Some of those characteristics have been incorporated into P4R potentially making Yu feel slightly more eccentric than he did in the original release."

According to the OMG article, one of the reasons 'Prime Time Golden Hour Show' was released quickly through official channels was to ensure fans could listen to it legitimately rather than relying on unofficial uploads.

P4R's team on the P4 anime's influence: "While watching the anime they often discovered new interpretations of how certain characters smile, react, or express themselves in specific situations. That eventually influenced some of the facial animation and motion work found in P4R"

A P4R team member on what they would do upon revisiting the game: “If I had the freedom to revisit the project, I think I would have liked to create a more substantial and exciting post-game storyline that gives players something to look forward to after finishing the main game”

P4R's team on its difficulty: Rather than increasing enemy HP or reducing player dmg, the higher difficulties have been designed around a deeper understanding of the game’s systems. After complaints about difficulty, a dev jokingly told the Director to make the game even harder