Tomorrow's the North American release of Tales of Graces f and Namco Bandai's released the official launch trailer for the game.
Tales of Graces f (the f stands for "future") has an extra post-game story which takes place after the game's original ending. Without spoiling anything, there seems to be an increase in the monster population, which increases the amount of monster attacks around the world. This causes Asbel and his group to set off once again to determine the cause behind the recent disturbance.
Tales of Graces f will be released in North America tomorrow with the European release following sometime in Summer 2012 where it will be also be localized in German and French.
For those who weren't already aware, Namco Bandai is releasing Tales of Graces f in North America next week. In anticipation of that, they have released a new video on the company's official YouTube page featuring the game's co-op system and some insights from the game's localization producer and the head QA lead.
Tales of Graces f (the f stands for "future") has an extra post-game story which takes place after the game's original ending. Without spoiling anything, there seems to be an increase in the monster population, which increases the amount of monster attacks around the world. This causes Asbel and his group to set off once again to determine the cause behind the recent disturbance.
Tales of Graces f will be released in North America on March 13, 2012, with the European release following sometime in Summer 2012 where it will be also be localized in German and French.
Namco Bandai has released a couple new trailers for Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave recently, both of which showcase the bosses found in the game.
Unlike the other Tales escort titles on the PSP, this game plays similarly to the Musou/Dynasty Warriors franchise with the player controlling one character with a partner character being controlled by the game's AI. Characters from the mothership titles (and surprisingly enough Tales of the Tempest) will be included.
Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave was released in Japan on February 23, 2012 for the Sony PSP. No news of an North American or European release has been announced.
Back in January, we got word that Schwartz from Tales of Legendia would be a boss character in the game. Today we have a new trailer showcasing how she'll appear and fight in the upcoming Sony PSP title.
Unlike the other Tales escort titles on the PSP, this game plays similarly to the Musou/Dynasty Warriors franchise with the player controlling one character with a partner character being controlled by the game's AI. Characters from the mothership titles (and surprisingly enough Tales of the Tempest) will be included.
Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave will be released in Japan on February 23, 2012 for the Sony PSP. No North American or European release has been announced.
Namco Bandai has been on a DLC spree as of late with Tales of Innocence R with two sets of post-launch DLC already announced. And this week they are adding on the third soon-to-be-released set of DLC for the game.
According to Namco Bandai the R in the title means "re-imagining", not remake like some had previously thought. Tales of Innocence R includes a revised game theme, a new battle system and a new gameplay system alongside a new opening movie.
This third round of DLC features costumes themed after the occupations that each character would like to attain. For example, Ruca is a doctor while Ricardo is a hunter. The costumes will retail for ¥250 each and will be bumped up to ¥300 after April 3 in a similar fashion to the priorly announced DLC.
Now that Tales of Innocence R has been released Namco Bandai is pushing forward with news before Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave's release later this month. This week we have news of the third boss in the game as well as some new gameplay videos and the first commercial for the game.
Unlike the other Tales escort titles on the PSP, this game plays similarly to the Musou/Dynasty Warriors franchise with the player controlling one character with a partner character being controlled by the game's AI. Characters from the mothership titles (and surprisingly enough Tales of the Tempest) will be included.
As can be seen in the scan, Duke from Tales of Vesperia is the game's third boss. The scan also talks about the fact that the bosses can be used by the player after fulfilling some sort of criteria, which wasn't explained in detail. The other trailers showcase the oversized heads attachments and Team Rebirth.
Tales of Innocence R was just released in Japan, but as expected Namco Bandai has revealed news of more post-launch DLC for the title and we have gotten word of the game's first week sales figures.
According to Namco Bandai the R in the title means "re-imagining", not remake like some had previously thought. Tales of Innocence R includes a revised game theme, a new battle system and a new gameplay system alongside a new opening movie.
The new DLC is centered around the character's past lives with each costume resembling them (with the exception of QQ and Kongwai who have costumes themed after the people from that era). The costumes will be released on February 9 for ¥250 until March 31 when the price increases to ¥300.
During our little break some new Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave trailers were released. This time we have two more trailers for the team representing Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World.
Unlike the other Tales escort titles on the PSP, this game plays similarly to the Musou/Dynasty Warriors franchise with the player controlling one character with a partner character being controlled by the game's AI. Characters from the mothership titles (and surprisingly enough Tales of the Tempest) will be included.
Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave will be released in Japan on February 23, 2012 for the Sony PSP. No North American or European release has been announced.
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