With the covid-19 pandemic still in full force across the world. E3 has been now reduced to an online only event. If things were different, E3 would have started today. But alas,  this is the world we know live in. 

There is some good news to look forward too. 

Developer Atlus - you know the guys who make the Persona series - has announced that they will be doing the PC Gaming Show this Saturday. Not only that, but they will be announcing PC ports of their series. In fact, Valve, creators of Steam, have already set up a Steam store page for them. 

What does this mean for PC gamers? We may finally be getting some of the best JRPGs ever created. Starting with... Persona 4: Golden. 

In a Tweet posted earlier today, it has been leaked by a very reliable source that Persona 4: Golden will be making the jump to PC. Sabi Wabii has confirmed that the game will be getting a PC release along side another Persona game. Persona 3. 

While this doesn't mean a lot to the average person, for somebody like me it matters. Sabi Wabii has successful leaked a lot of games over the past year. So he does have a rep in this department, and a successful one. 

Sabi Wabii was also backed up by Daniel Ahmad, who is a known leaker. He confirmed what Sabi said and added "Announce and release same day".  

While it is still a leak, it does add up since Atlus will be doing the PC Gamer Show, and they already have a Steam store page. 

But, a leak is a leak is a leak. So grain of salt people. 

Personally, I'm very excited for this game and anything else Atlus announces. So far the only Atlus love that PC gamers have gotten is a port of the Catherine Classic.

I will be covering the PC Gamer Show this Saturday and will have a list of all of the announcements when it concludes. 

This has been James with Game Fix, game on everybody! 

Edit: It has no been confirmed by multiple sources stating that the release date for Persona 4: Golden is going to be June 13th. This will be confirmed on Saturday.