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Persona 4: Dancing All Night will be available in Europe in Fall 2015, publisher NIS America has announced.

Traditionally, Persona games launch in Europe a number of months after their Japanese and North American counterparts, but the story-driven music game will be available around the same time.

, NIS America will be releasing a limited "Disco Fever Edition" in Europe, along with the standard physical and digital versions. Details on what's included in the Disco Fever Edition can be found below.

• Two Discs Chock Full of Persona 4 Music Remixes: Hear the Persona 4: Dancing All Night soundtrack in all its glory! The two-disc CD set is full of original classics including "Pursuing My True Self," and "Shadow World," new song arrangements including "Heartbeat, Heartbreak" and "Your Affection," remixes by artists including Lotus Juice, TK, and Yuu Miyake, and completely new songs specifically composed for P4D!
• Last Night a Vita Pouch Saved My Life: Protect your PS Vita in this custom P4D enameled pouch with a full color P4D design featuring Teddie in all his Elvis-esque jumpsuit glory on one side, and an embossed version of the P4D logo on the reverse. Not for sale in North America, the "Disco Fever" edition is the only way to get the exquisitely detailed pouch.
• Cover Band: Preserve the sanctity of the PS Vita’s display with a form-fitting skin to show off the very essence of P4D! (The skin is designed to fit the most recent model of PS Vita).
• All About that Bear: Never lose your keys or whatever else again with a golden Teddie keychain. Exclusive to North America, the gold (not real gold, of course) keychain comes embossed in the visage of all of Teddie's gloriousness, based on the belt buckle design on his P4D jumpsuit!
• The Whole Package: All the items will come in a large collectible box with custom disco ball art (based on the Japanese Crazy Value Pack version of P4D).

Persona 4: Dancing All Night's story takes place months after Persona 4 Golden, with Rise Kujikawa returning to the world of super-stardom. However, rumours begin to spread about a strange video transporting people into dream worlds once again.

As members of a J-Pop group begin disappearing, players must defeat Shadows in dance battles to solve the mystery and help Rise.

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E3 2015 Trailer for CUPHEAD. Coming for XboxOne and Steam (PC) in 2016! Website: http://www.cupheadgame.com For formation: http://www.studiomdhr.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/StudioMDHR Cuphead is a classic run and gun action game heavily focused on boss battles. Inspired by cartoons of the 1930's, the visuals and audio are painstakingly created with the same techniques of the era, i.e. traditional cel animation (hand drawn hand inked!), watercolor backgrounds, and original jazz recordings. Play as Cuphead or Mugman (in single player or co-op) as you traverse strange worlds, acquire new weapons, learn powerful super moves, and discover hidden secrets. Cuphead is all action, all the time. Do you have what it takes? Music by Kristofer Maddigan (http://www.krismaddigan.com) Phill Albert - bass Emily Denison - trumpet Chris Gale - saxophone Jeff McLeod - piano Kris Maddigan - drums Mixed and Mastered by John He

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Tickets for the World Tour of PIANO OPERA: Music from Final Fantasy go on sale today, including VIP tickets to meet Nobuo Uematsu himself.

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"In this humorous interview conducted on the first day of E3 2015, Grant Kirkhope talks about the Yooka-Laylee Kickstarter, which had been fully-funded for £2,090,104 (roughly $3,304,590 USD) earlier that day, and what to expect from its nostalgic orchestral soundtrack. He also discusses his partnership with David Wise, his plans to write metal covers, and the hoopla surrounding the removal of his Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64 soundtracks on Bandcamp." - Patrick Kulikowski

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VGChartz's Jake Weston: "Music games are coming back in a big way this year, if E3 is any indication. The kings of the genre - Guitar Hero and Rock Band - are both getting new entries after a near half-decade of absence, in the form of Guitar Hero Live and Rock Band 4. Interestingly, both are taking a back-to-basics approach, with Guitar Hero returning to its single guitar approach and Rock Band returning to the classic guitar-vocals-bass-drums combo (no keyboard, a la Rock Band 3). I decided to check out both music games on E3s show floor to determine which is the rhythm game to beat this year."