Namco has announced the official name for the upcoming Tales DS role playing game. The title will be known as Tales of the Tempest and is planned for a 2006 Japanese release.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-12-2005 @ 3:39PM
mariokiller said...
Let's predict what happens here. Good gameplay, subpar graphics. Will wait for the PSP Tales game and get superb gameplay and phenomenal graphics.
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12-12-2005 @ 4:39PM
mark said...
IRT #1
*sigh...
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12-12-2005 @ 5:03PM
Matarend said...
I Loved Tales for the Gamecube, played the 70 hour game through twice with some of my friends. I just move that the multiplay in this one is just as good if not better. Tales is a great game and doesn't get much credit in the US.
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12-12-2005 @ 7:01PM
mariokiller said...
Tales for the cube was phenomenal. Great graphics and perfect gameplay. Loved all the times that you could die, but the game would keep going, but there was also the ability to beat those type of characters and get extra special prizes. I still find the idea of a DS version sad with the DS's capabilities. Not a fanboy of any system Mark, so you can stop your apathy before you begin.
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12-12-2005 @ 7:13PM
Doug teh H-Nut said...
I think Nintendo executives are rolling around in a pile of money laughing their backsides off. I wasn't going to be doing anything with that $35 anyway.
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12-12-2005 @ 7:37PM
mariokiller said...
Tales for the cube was phenomenal. Great graphics and perfect gameplay. Loved all the times that you could die, but the game would keep going, but there was also the ability to beat those type of characters and get extra special prizes. I still find the idea of a DS version sad with the DS's capabilities. Not a fanboy of any system Mark, so you can stop your apathy before you begin.
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12-13-2005 @ 6:01AM
jadenguy said...
i loved the SNES tales of phantasia more than any game of the last 20 years or so. then dig dug if you want to count forther out. fother, because i don't remember if it's a or u or e...anyhow, the ds game will be brilliant! and tales of symphonia clocked in a good 80 hours on my first run and i'm still going through again. picking up on details i have to remember and explore deeper when the official ToP translation comes over here.
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