A new Tales of Graces scan detailing new DLC has been released. This game is the first mothership (Namco Bandai's term for non-spin-off games in the Tales of series) game for the Wii. The previous Tales of game for the Wii, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, was classified as a spin-off sequel.
Both batches of DLC revolve around The Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars and the Vocaloid series. First up will be the Idolm@aster costumes on December 16th, which is for Sophie, Pascal, and Cheria (each being themed after the main characters in the game). Next is a Vocaloid costume on December 23rd for Sophie, themed after the iconic Hatsune Miku.
All four costumes will be 400 Nintendo Points each. Tales of Graces was released today in Japan, but no word has been given on an English localization either in North America or Europe.
Three more character videos have been added to the official website for Tales of Graces, revolving around Sophie, Malik Caesars, and Pascal.
This game is the first mothership (Namco Bandai's term for non-spin-off games in the Tales of series) game for the Wii. The previous Tales of game for the Wii, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, was classified as a spin-off sequel.
A new Tales of Graces promotional video (also known as a PV) has surfaced (appears to be from the Nintendo Week video on the Nintendo Channel on Japanese Wii consoles).
While the beginning of the video is nothing new, the latter half has some stuff we haven't seen before. We can see what seems to be some of Pascal's family members (they have the same white/red hair style as Pascal), Malik facing off against Kurtz, the man who was in the recent Character Video from the game's official website, some green-haired lady who looks like an antagonist, and a clearer shot at that monster who appears in the cavern when the characters are kids.
Two new character videos for Tales of Graces have been released, featuring Asbel Lhant and Pascal.
This game is the first mothership (Namco Bandai's term for non-spin-off games in the Tales of series) game for the Wii. The previous Tales of game for the Wii, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, was classified as a spin-off sequel.
Asbel's video shows him getting angry at Cheria Barnes for doing something (likely something she wasn't supposed to do, if her character video was any indication). Pascal's video has her talking to Asbel and Richard about something while walking down a path.
Two new character videos for Tales of Graces have been released, featuring Cheria Barnes and Pascal.
This game is the first mothership (Namco Bandai's term for non-spin-off games in the Tales of series) game for the Wii. The previous Tales of game for the Wii, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, was classified as a spin-off sequel.
Cheria's video shows her eavesdropping and getting caught doing so. Pascal's video shows her examining some sort of structure and pulling out a drill (like to excavate it).
Thanks to new Tales of Graces scans, we now know the official names of the characters, as well as some of their stats. This game is the first mothership (Namco Bandai's term for non-spin-off games in the Tales of series) game for the Wii. The previous Tales of game for the Wii, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, was classified as a spin-off sequel.
Pascal's seiyuu is Kana Ueda. She is 22 years old, her height is 155cm, and her weight is 45kg. She has white hair with a touch of red at the tips (the previous scan was in all in one color like Hubert Ozwell was before we learned of his blue-tinted hair).
As for Malik Caesars, his seiyuu is Hiroki Touchi. He is 40 years old, his height is 186cm, and his weight is 76kg. As for the other two scans, they are essentially a mix of some information we already knew and some new screenshots.
Two new characters have been revealed in Tales of Graces, a male and a female. This game is the first mothership (Namco Bandai's term for non-spin-off games in the Tales of series) game for the Wii. The previous Tales of game for the Wii, Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, was classified as a spin-off sequel.
The female's name is Pascal, and the male's name seems to be Malik Caesars (estimated from the text, a later scan should have the "official" English versions of names).
Pascal appears to use some sort of a staff/pole in battle, while Malik uses some sort of a gun, although rumors are that it is some sort of bladed weapon that can be tossed.
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Both batches of DLC revolve around The Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars and the Vocaloid series. First up will be the Idolm@aster costumes on December 16th, which is for Sophie, Pascal, and Cheria (each being themed after the main characters in the game). Next is a Vocaloid costume on December 23rd for Sophie, themed after the iconic Hatsune Miku.
