We can safely expect the next Tales Of to be on all the platforms Vesperia is on.
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Tales of Vesperia devs say Definitive Edition is a way to help the series go fully multiplatform
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We can safely expect the next Tales Of to be on all the platforms Vesperia is on.
It would be nice if they remaster Symphonia, Tota, Graces, Xillia 1&2 too for Xbox One, PC, Switch and PS4.
Did they ever patch Symphonia? I heard it was running a little rough upon release.
A few patches, listed here:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/372360/discussions/0/412446890556390508/
It seems most of the actual problems were only ever fixed by mods, though, Kaldaien's TS Fix specifically
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=618359790
I have the impersion that Symphonia is an outlier, though, both Zestiria and Berseria were much better ports. They clearly hired the cheapest, most inexperienced team for the job and provided zero QA. Hope they learned something from all this.
Of course there were. There are people who think Vesperia is a one-off thing and the next game won't be coming to anything other than PS4 and PC.
Yes, nothing good has ever come to From Software, Square Enix, Namco and other japanese publishers when they went multi-platform.
Well, going multi-platform did give us final fantasy 13..... I kid. I kid. But seriously. Multi plat killed sega.
As long as they evolve the series, keeping within the Switch's limitations should be more than enough right?
Berseria was a PS3 game at heart...i'm far more curious as to what they are intending to do with the next new tales game
Berseria was a PS3 game at heart...i'm far more curious as to what they are intending to do with the next new tales game
Well that's weird. Then again I never get into this types of discussions cause how they usually turn out.
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Wtf are you talking about.
Going multiplatform literally saved SEGA from total extinction.
Yea I think you're right but that Symphonia port still hurts since that's my favorite Tales game. The game deserved better ;_;
I actually have no issue with the Tales formula.
They were just releasing too many damn games and @ some point I got burned out. There was like 15 games across consoles and handhelds last gen. I know they have to keep the lights on over there but that's waaaaaaay too much Tales.
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Saved them financially, but made sure we never got that real sega feel. I still want planet harrier.
I very much doubt that the Switch is going to affect the development of a series that has its fanbase primarily on PlayStation and a growing population on PC. The moment the Switch can't run these games, they'll drop it like a hot potato and port over old entries to make up for it, if that.
That's great, everyone should play those games. Now, all of you need to bloody buy TOV remaster because it's the GOAT tales game!
That's completely different. SEGA went from platform publisher to third party publisher. That's not what's happening with Bamco. The impact on SEGA was so major because their priorities for game development had to change drastically along with that. For Bamco, that's not the case.
Can't wait to see the next Tales game. They are taking their time and it seems like they reconsidered a lot of things.
Please no.
Please no.
This. But instead of completely changing in different directions, I'm hoping that they visit the combat fundamentals a little. I really dislike the decision to take away basic attacks in favor of making the combat a giant fest of arte combos after combos. I prefer that the battle system starts off more tame and then gets more progressively exciting as you play and build your characters more instead of letting players get to do all the flashy shit right off the bat like the recent titles.
If they don't remake phantasia, we may get a remake of legendia or that ds one that isnt hearts.
If they weren't saved financially, you weren't going to get that 'real Sega feel' either way
The Sega Feel was purely time sensitive, it wouldn't work in this era.
I think the graphical/CPU barriers thrown up by the Switch aren't going to be breaking the goals of games with middling budgets like Tales game have - only the AAA variety would hit on technical barriers when coming to Switch (and even then some AAA games can come to Switch). I don't think Tales would be more technically demanding if the game wouldn't be on Switch; they simply don't get the budget to push major technical boundaries on current gen systems.
Good. Now dial down on the extremely anime story and run of the mill character traits and I'm there.
I have no problem with it's anime aesthetic but when you have female characters that can best be differentiated from one another by one-note terms like "big-sister type", "tsundere", or "glasses girl" you know you have room for improvement.
For all the hate Dragon Quest gets for being antiquated and shit after playing DQXI I can safely say Tales Of wishes it's characters were half as good as the main cast of DQXI is.
I have no problem with it's anime aesthetic but when you have female characters that can best be differentiated from one another by one-note terms like "big-sister type", "tsundere", or "glasses girl" you know you have room for improvement.
For all the hate Dragon Quest gets for being antiquated and shit after playing DQXI I can safely say Tales Of wishes it's characters were half as good as the main cast of DQXI is.
yeah, as we all know other people getting to play previously exclusive games usually makes the experience worse 😒
Phantasia is one of my faves, but it's been redone 4 times lol
Im sure Namco bandai sees the Japanese audience's habits though. they clearly are going to make switch a priority
that's why i say switch should be more than enough. if they can get an engine change at the very least and make up some decent changes in how the game works, it should be good
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Uhh, yeah?
Look, have you ever eaten at a fancy restaurant or hung out at a very exclusive section of a club? If you have, you'd know that part of the enjoyment you'd get from those experiences is the exclusivity. The joy of the experience falls apart if everyone could take part in it.
Tell me you've never laughed at or mocked someone looking into the window of the exclusive restaurant you're eating at because they couldn't get a reservation.
I can't decide between the switch or ps4 version... so both I guess?
Hope it does well enough to sustain its multiplatformness.. Though, only symphonia, vesperia and berseria have appealed to me.. I dug all of those... zesteria/xillia didn't appeal to me at all.
Hope it does well enough to sustain its multiplatformness.. Though, only symphonia, vesperia and berseria have appealed to me.. I dug all of those... zesteria/xillia didn't appeal to me at all.
The US only got the gba port. I think a ps4 or switch port is overdue.
It got patched, but definitely not fixed. Even with additional fanpatches you're not getting a product comparable to the (emulated) GameCube version, so that's still the definitive way to play the game.
That shows you have really poor character, not that you are right.
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