ATLUS Reveals New Official Persona 4 Revival Gaming PC
Image by Charlotte DavisPersona 4 Revival is getting its own official gaming PC, with ATLUS and Japanese PC brand Thirdwave unveiling a custom GALLERIA collaboration model built around the upcoming remake’s colorful new artwork.
The PC was revealed during a presentation at Tokyo Game Show 2026, where a physical version of the system is currently on display for visitors.
Persona 4 Revival is a complete remake of ATLUS’s acclaimed 2008 RPG Persona 4, returning players to the rural Japanese town of Inaba as a group of high school students investigate a series of murders connected to the mysterious Midnight Channel.
The original game mixes turn-based battles and dungeon exploration with everyday school life, friendships and Social Links, while the remake rebuilds its visuals and gameplay for modern hardware without changing the central storyline.
ATLUS has also brought in MAPPA to produce Persona 4 Revival’s new anime cutscenes, adding another major visual overhaul to a project intended to refresh one of the Persona series’ most popular entries.
The newly revealed GALLERIA PC carries that updated visual identity directly onto its case, with the main Persona 4 Revival artwork spread across the glass side panel and showing the protagonist alongside the wider Investigation Team.
GALLERIA has used a pillarless glass case for the design, removing the usual vertical support from the front corner so the character artwork can extend across the side without being visually broken up.
ATLUS supervised the custom appearance, with the black edging around the case taking inspiration from the Midnight Channel and its distinctive television imagery.
Internal fans add another reference when the PC is powered on, using blue lighting intended to evoke the bright sky seen throughout Persona 4 Revival’s key artwork.
The final hardware configuration is yet to be revealed, although Thirdwave says the systems will use specifications capable of running Persona 4 Revival comfortably.
The company also hasn’t confirmed whether buyers will have a choice between several performance tiers, something that should become clearer once the complete model lineup is announced.
The Persona 4 Revival PC isn’t the only major gaming collaboration GALLERIA has unveiled during Tokyo Game Show 2026, with the company also revealing 16 Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary gaming PCs covering every numbered entry from the original Final Fantasy through Final Fantasy XVI.
Those systems similarly use custom case artwork to celebrate their respective games, with Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy X among the first designs shown publicly at the event ahead of the wider collection’s planned 2027 release.
Visitors to Tokyo Game Show 2026 can currently see the Persona 4 Revival collaboration PC at GALLERIA’s booth, although the display unit is for viewing and photography only and isn’t available as a playable demo station.
Persona 4 Revival itself is also playable elsewhere at the event, giving attendees their first hands-on opportunity with the remake through sections covering both its early story and dungeon exploration.
The game is scheduled to launch worldwide on February 18, 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC through Steam and the Microsoft Store, with Xbox Game Pass access also available from launch.
GALLERIA’s Persona 4 Revival collaboration PC will go on sale in Japan on the same day, February 18, through Dospara stores nationwide and the official Dospara online store.
Pricing and complete specifications haven’t yet been announced, with GALLERIA confirming that further details will be revealed closer to launch.
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