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PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 News by Robert Purchese
Namco Bandai has promised to steep the freshly-announced PS3 version of Tales of Vesperia in plenty of new content.
There's new character Patty Fruel, according to Kotaku's translation of My Game News Flash. She has a frilly pirate hat. I want it.
The entire Vesperia adventure will be voiced; the extra parts, said one actor, are nearly as long as the entire Xbox 360 script. On top of that, we're to see new cutscenes and delve into new subplots while wearing new outfits.
There's no date for Tales of Vesperia on PS3, but the Xbox 360 version arrives here in June. The story follows Yuri Lowell, a former Imperial Knight sent outside the safe confines of the city to explore a dangerous world. Vesperia has been out in US since last August and picked up solid scores: an 81 per cent average on Metacritic.
We'll bring you our thoughts closer to release. Until then, our Tales of Vesperia Xbox 360 gamepage has things to look at.
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Kazzahdrane
08/04/09 @ 15:09
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Wow, I was vaguely considering picking this up on 360 but if the PS3 version is fully voiced I'll wait.
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I'm never going to get this game am I? They'll release the 360 version in Europe finally, but I'll have to wait because they won't have announced a western release of the PS3 version by then. Eventually they'll decide on no PS3 version outside of Japan but by then the 360 version will be impossible to find because they only made 20 copies for the whole of Europe.
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The game is brilliant but the voice acting isn't so don't let that sway the decision if you're deperate to play it.
Make the decision based on the extra content. Also, if this continues the usual Namco trend, they'll do an Asian version in English for PS3 anyway so don't wait for a UK release, import. |
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Petulant_Radish
08/04/09 @ 16:26
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Where are all the mental as a wasp in a jam jar poked with toothpicks fanboys these days?
The comments sections seem so more...civil. No wait, boring, that's what I meant, this is perfect fodder for watching them ejaculate their strange brain matter via their fingers + keyboard. Imagining them drooling into the screen humming and periodically shoving ham and French’s American Mustard sandwiches into their ears made the day more bearable. Are they out playing with kites as it’s a bit sunny and school holidays? I wish I was. What’s this game like? Someone say it’s better on one system please and then poke yourself in the eye with a pencil. I'm adding fine then, let me go home unfulfilled, much like a night out in Stevenage. I've never been though, nor will I.
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metallicorphan
08/04/09 @ 16:34
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'Where are all the mental as a wasp in a jam jar poked with toothpicks fanboys these days? '
here i am!! fully voiced...meh,i would prolly skip them anyway,i stick subtitles on and read faster...still up for the 360 version if it does get released here |
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Ninja_Tino
08/04/09 @ 17:06
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Why would I want it on the ps3? It's only the most shittest console evAr!!!1!!one11!! Xbox4Life aiiii!
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GamesConnoisseur
08/04/09 @ 18:58
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I did get the US import but region locked n sold it on to fellow EG forumite, was looking forward to June but now wondered why would I settle for non-definite version? Voices is simply not useful for me but the added content is very appealing, as must have more detailed sub-plots etc.
Will wait and see when PS3's release date is as that would sway it for me! |
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chessboxer
08/04/09 @ 21:17
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So much lol:
From Joystoq - Perhaps "Tales of Rage" is a more suitable title for Tales of Vesperia on PS3, as fan reaction to the enhanced port hasn't gone over well. Fans of the series in Japan are livid at the announcement, seeing as many of these gamers bought systems just to play the formerly 360-exclusive game. In one case, a fan was so angry he snapped his game disc in half (... subconsciously telling himself he has a reason to pick it up again) and burned the PS3 announcement article. While we feel sorry for such angered gamers, we do believe they should have known better. After all, the game was previously teased to appear on PS3 by Namco Bandai itself. Just couldn't wait, huh? No wonder they say patience is a virtue. |
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"In one case, a fan was so angry he snapped his game disc in half (... subconsciously telling himself he has a reason to pick it up again) and burned the PS3 announcement article."
Its nice to know that mouth-breathing levels of retardation are not exclusive to the western world :P /Removes pencil from eye. /Jams up nose. |
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NegativeZero
09/04/09 @ 02:52
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At least with it being on bluray they'll have no 'we couldn't fit it on the disc' excuse for not offering both Japanese and English dialogue options.
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andywilkie35
09/04/09 @ 08:23
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Fully voiced? Settles that then, getting the 360 version
Seriously I always turn the voices off in RPGs if there's the option. The day they added voices to RPGs is the day they went downhill. Bring back the style of FFVII etc! Also achievements vs trophies....I'll stick with the perfectly balanced 360 version thank you very much /looks at PS3 /sighs |
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monkeywithnoeyes
09/04/09 @ 10:09
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nice, they have us wait almost a year extra for it and then before the years out they'll release the ps3 version with a whole host of extras? whys europe not getting any additional content for the additional wait on the 360??
Winning the battle against pirating games one friend at a time eh
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