It seems the prospect of a remake for the foundational titles of Persona, one of Atlus' crown jewels, is finally on the table.

This news comes via an interview published on the 10th by Gamerbraves, featuring Kazuhisa Wada, the general producer of the Persona series. The conversation touched upon the development direction of the Persona 4 remake, as well as Wada's personal reflections on the series as a whole.

When pressed specifically about the potential for remaking Revelations: Persona and the Persona 2: Innocent Sin/Eternal Punishment duology, Wada was quite candid. While the general producer noted that nothing can be confirmed at this precise moment, Wada admitted, "Personally, I believe it is a task that must be done. It is something we absolutely have to accomplish," showing a clear sense of resolve.

Revelations: Persona and Persona 2: Innocent Sin/Eternal Punishment were released in 1996 and 1999, respectively. Originally born as a spin-off from the Shin Megami Tensei franchise—another Atlus powerhouse—these titles carved out their own unique identity, cementing a legacy that has thrived for three decades. While Persona 3 and 4, which solidified the iconic style of the series, have already received the remake treatment, the studio is currently hard at work on the upcoming Persona 6.

The success of Persona 3 Reload, which refined the original mechanics to great acclaim, has naturally intensified the fan chorus demanding a modern overhaul of those earliest entries. Though silence had persisted for years, this latest interview breathes fresh air into the possibility, confirming that the creative team shares the sentiment.

Meanwhile, the Persona 4 remake is slated for release on February 18 next year, with full support for Korean subtitles.