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Subscribe to our newsletter By the year 2072, Atlus will have released Persona 4 and 5 upwards of 58 times in genres as far-ranging as musou, rhythm, fighting, dating sim, shop-management, grand strategy, and fishing.

Approximately 86% of videogame characters will be Chie.

If current trends continue, we'll all be killed by Exponential Persona long before biodiversity collapse gets us.

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I can't wait, personally.But for as much as Atlus clearly loves releasing games featuring Joker and Charlie Tunoku, one portion of its fanbase has been neglected for decades: the poor, lonely bannermen-and-women of Persona 1 and 2, who have been after remasters, remakes, or just plain re-releases for the classic, pre-Katsura-Hashino entries in the series for literal decades at this point.How excited they must have been when Atlus announced that "Persona and Persona 2: Innocent Sin / Persona 2: Eternal Punishment are coming to Amazon!" (via GamesRadar) ## Editor's Note The implications of this news could be significant for the industry. Source: [PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/og-persona-fans-beg-atlus-for-a-remake-atlus-says-best-i-can-do-is-a-surprise-rebrand-and-a-phone-case/)