Bandai Namco has given us a launch trailer for Tales of Symphonia, which gets its Steam release February 2nd.
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Hopefully Tales of Symphonia isn't to dated for being a port of the Gamecube version from 2006. At least it's free because I pre-ordered Tales of Zestiria on Steam.
I skipped Zestiria because of grinding.
Should I skip this one too?
Thanks.
It's clearly not a game for me.
Yeah the Tales of series in no dungeon crawler but you also can't rush through the generic enemies to get to the bosses.
*Sincerest apologies to all Tales fans...* but in 2016 I have higher standards for dialogue and voice-acting. This game expemplifies the cringe-worthy bad JRPG stories. A young earnest, poorly vocally trained, male voice actor: "I'm going on a journey." "You guys all came for me?" "I'm going to help…regenerate the world."
Sigh…I'm sorry but the Tales developers are very poor writers. And they need to stop hiring the amateur almost-work-for-nothing D-talent voice actors. Until then, I see no reason to waste time on these inferior RPGs when plenty of other quality games exist. I'm sorry, but the truth hurts!
Every Tale game released has used a click-click-click-click type combat. I still fondly recall playing Tales of Destiny 1&2 on the PS One back in the early 2000's.I only ever tried one Tales game: Tales of Zestiria. I did not become a big fan of its click-click-click-click combat. I'm willing to try another, but it has to have something done exceptionally good for that to happen.
Gotta be honest, and I love the writing so far. It's cheesy and tacky but that's it's style. I don't think it's done poorly at all, I just think it's a matter of taste.
I suppose Tales is sort of the tabloids of JRPGs, weird, crazy, and obviously over-the-top, but there's a place for that…I guess.
You just described 99% of JRPGs.