Dec 05, 2016 05:52 AM EST By Christian Pepito, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Persona 5" digital pre-orders for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 are now available on PlayStation Network. The pre-order bonuses for the United States and Europe have been revealed.

"Persona 5" digital pre-orders now live

According to the official website of the PlayStation Store, "Persona 5" digital pre-orders are now live on the PSN store on both the U.S. and EU. The full game is expected to be available on April 4 and it also says that it has online play which is optional to try out.

"Persona 5" digital pre-order bonuses in the U.S.

For the U.S. version, the "Persona 5" digital pre-order bonuses contain several items for the PlayStation consoles and also items that can help in the game. The protagonist special theme and the avatar set can be acquired if players decide on purchasing the digital pre-order version of the video game. It has the dynamic theme of the protagonist and his three avatars for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

Another part of the digital pre-order bonuses are the Izanagi and Izanagi Picaro set as "Persona" DLC. This will allow players to try out the power of Izanagi from the prequel "Persona 4." The set also includes a unique Picaro version that dresses up Izanagi to match the style of the members of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts.

"Persona 5" digital pre-order bonuses EU

For the EU version, the "Persona 5" digital pre-order bonuses will be the same with the US version. According to the official blog of PlayStation EU, the only difference is that they will get the Ryuji Theme and Avatar set at a later time for 24 hours only. It was released at a later time due to some last-minute issues with the EU PSN store.

"Persona 5" digital pre-order launch comes with new story trailer

With the release of the "Persona 5"digital pre-orders, Atlus also revealed the new story trailer for the video game. It contains several cutscenes and the English voiceovers for several game characters.

Check out the "Persona 5" Story Trailer video below:

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