The lastest spin-off from Namco Bandai's series held much potential, but in the end the game may be too frustrating for gamers. The game is very time-consuming. It features 35 characters from many Tales of titles released prior to it.
"Today, I will be taking a look some awesome games that our eastern counterparts have or will be getting, that either will not be coming over, or just not announced, here in the US yet. These games are in no particular order."
What's going on with these Tales series. Is it any good for a JRPG? Seems like there's always a new one every year. The only Tales game I've played was Tales of Phantasia on the Plastation.
Tales games are great, big dedicated fanbase in Japan.
I played abyss, symphonia 1&2, destiny and Vesperia. Vesperia is my personal favorite and one of my best JRPGs of all time, great combat leveling collecting music story characters and presentation, Symphonia 1 is also a favorite of many fans.
The same team that made Vesperia is making Xillea, and from what I have seen is shaping up great.
This year we are getting graces, I hope it's great.
Some are better than others but Vesperia was one of the greatest games ive played, def best tales game. It is localised just on 360 though. We need the last story and xenoblade.
Tales of xilia isn't even out ..seriously .. or were you guys struggling to make a top 5 ?
And of all games missing the bleach serie ? With it being a fighting game and it's public already up to date when it comes to the story ?
Abyssal Chronicles: "fireguardiancoty went to the recent Anime Fest in Dallas, Texas (Sept. 4-7), where Troy Baker, Yuri's English voice actor, was confirmed present as a guest. He was able to have a short word with Troy Baker regarding a localization for Tales of Vesperia PS3."
Voice actors being sent back for more recording meansonly one thing, that's right more 360 ToV DLC incoming.
J/K, but this is very encouraging, English PS3 version is all but confirmed.
I really hope so... buy it 2 copies if the US occur soon this tear or early next year :)
Weekly Famitsu editors sat down with four key producers of the popular series to discuss its roots, the relationships between titles, and where the series may be going from here. Justin Potts of NoMoreGameBlogs translated the interview to give Tales fans new insights into the series.
