Good gameplay great graphics.
Taken from review:
"Tales of Vesperia is definitely a sight to behold. In this generation where you see color palettes that don't stray too far from black, gray and brown it's nice to see a game that brings vivid colors. Since Folklore came out I haven't seen a game this vivid or beautiful. What really helps the visual component is the anime like cel-shaded graphics. Here is a world where one of the main characters has pink hair and almost everybody's wardrobe borders on absurd. I must admit if I didn't have a rather robust anime collection I might be turned off by the visuals so if you require more of a realistic look to the art design than you might not want Tales of Vesperia, but it does offer a rather nice break from war torn hell holes."
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"we believe in game preservation"
Remember the media reaction when PlayStation wanted to shut down the PS3 store (but then kept it open)... where is that reaction here?
RIP Xbox 360 digital store and all its games.
It really grinds my gears that they are waiting till 10 days before closing to give the best discounts and the list as of now is 100 or less titles from the massive 360 library
I should have enough points by the weekend to get £25 credit off MS, (hardly ever spend money on xb1), might look at a few of these.
The Xbox 360 store was one of the only advantages the Xbox Series consoles had over the PS5. When I got my series X, I spent more playing Xbox 360 games vs current-gen Xbox games since that was the golden era for Xbox and several titles had enhancements such as 4k resolution and fps boost.
Closing this store will now only benefit the competition.
Backward compatibility works for many games on newer consoles, but titles such as The Simpsons: Hit and Run have been left out.
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I don't really like anime but had no trouble with the visuals or the character designes (I rather got to like all the characters). Well, except for the art design of the cutscenes which were pure and true anime. To me they didn't really fit in with the game graphics and kind of annoyed me a bit. So even though I loved the game and the characters I probably wouldn't watch an anime cartoon about them.