Fantasy stories
No game has been released multiple times than the Phantasia story. In Japan you can get it for a super family, PS1, GBA, PSP and cell phones. This would usually be the case against getting the second premium port, but there is a very strong reason why I think it should be removed.
The only official English editions we received were the GBA Port and the IOOS version, which was gloriously free to play, but demanded that you be connected to the Internet and were full of microtrans. He turned off in 2014, not surprising to anyone. The GBA version is a non -polite way to play this.
Despite all these issues, I love Phantasia stories. His story focuses on the journey and the environment, and contains an extremely well -written antagonist. And I love the designs of Kosuke Fujishima (one of the regular characters of the characters of the series) – they are incredibly simple, but they give a slight turn on the classic RPG classes like Medic, Mage and Summoner.
The struggle is a bit basic – although it is extremely improved in those PS1 and PSP versions, the latter of which also contains full acting. And if you played Star Ocean: The first departure of R, it won't feel so different.
Simply put, the West deserves a good version of Phantazi. Bandai Namco could pull Falco and work with people who created the translations of fans. As long as we avoid Kengaruo war…
In any case, when the 30th anniversary of the game appears, it feels like a non-fame.
Stories about Eterni
After Phantazi, the Tales series skipped the ship to PlayStation until 2003. North America got its first taste of the series Stories about fatewhile Stories about Eterni (Known as the Tales of Destiny II – Non -Udowed with real Japan-Exclusive Stories of Destiny 2) followed shortly after.
I think both PS1 games deserve re -explanations, but the Destiny's PS1 edition is not good in the playing department. PS2 Director's cut Remake is the way we go there – and my word looks amazing.
Eternia though. This is the best 2D Tales game. Even 25 years after publishing, he plays as a dream. The fight is excellent and every 2D game from here has developed from the eterni template. The actors and the story are charming. Sakuraba music music is here at its best. This is basically the perfect package and would be one of the lightest switching games.
100% BiH loves the stories of the fate of the remaster-redeemed copies of PS1 games regularly go for more than 100 USD Eternia at least has a PSP version (the only way you can play in Europe, and it is easy to import-the Regy for North America) . But updated skit portraits, without encounter, quickly-come to benefit from the new re-one of the smallest games of Tales.
Stories about the abyss
If it is a RPG based on stories, ABYSS stories are the best choice in this series. A great, more mature narrative. A larger, diverse world. The ability to run in full 3D in the battle of 2D aircraft and restrictions based on the line! I love the stories of the abyss; That's my favorite game in a series of miles.
He has unpleasant problems with stepping and in the last hours there are a lot of return strokes, but his fundamental story is free will, buying and individuality are well processed. The main acting group is a bunch of traumatized screws-notes whose actions have shaped the world and storytelling for the worst, while others have lived a lie of life-which they try to make it right on their way. And Luke's transformation from a spoiled brother to an empathetic, caring person for 50 hours is amazing. Just … carry with him the first 10 or something.
According to today's standards, the stories of the abyss can feel a bit dated. It doesn't help that the only version that some of us can play (ie Europeans) 3DS One, but that's how I played it, and I still fell for it. PS2 American edition is better, but those long load times do not do any services.
As a fans' favorite, I think Abyss has a really good chance of re -expression. If Vesperia and Graces – two other fans – can get a remodeling of remaster, I see no reason to skip the best game in the series. Don't fight me.
Stories of Xillia and Tales of Xillia 2
Of all five choices here, this is almost definitely a jump to modern consoles and, probably, switch (and/or switch 2).
I know I'm cheating here with two games but Bandai Namco would be stupid not for packaging Xillia 1 & & Xillia 2 together. Certainly, he skipped him with stories about the symphony and dawn of the new world on Switch – what was it previously killed in Chronicles The version on the PS3 and PC – but with Xillia games both are part of the main series. Hair division here.
Xillia 1 feels incomplete and hurriedly without Xillia 2. Xillia 2 also has the best fight based on TP (Tech Points) in the series, but you can't really Play it without playing the first one. There are too many accumulation of narratives and the relationships you form are vital to be your enjoyment of your enjoyment.
In addition, the Xillia games represent a little step forward for the series – there are more open zones, craft systems are spread from Gross, and there is no fixed camera angle when exploring the world. It is an important part of the legacy of the series, no matter how you cut it.
At the very least, Xillia 1 is probably a lock, because last summer retail lists have appeared for a remaster.
Stories of stale
This is probably most of the crowd here but come on, Stories of stale He is one of the critical and commercially successful entries in the series. Bandai namco would be stupid Not to put this on switch 2. Yes, this one would probably skip the switch.
This is the latest main game of Tales released on consoles, and is especially praised for her mechanics of the fight. The linear system of struggle to move this is not. You can now run in a full 3D without holding a shoulder or trigger button. The healing magicians now consume cure points, which are divided among the party. The replacement of characters and outputs during the battle is easier than ever. And you have more opportunities than previous Tales games. Oh, and all It's fun to play like.
Fighting is not the only place that an upgrade appears. The visuals were extremely polished, with a greater emphasis on the environment. Skits now contain dynamic character models, not animated portraits. It represents a clear break from past titles, but with one toe -finger immersed in the history of the series in a way that had many longtime fans … discussing.
The game got some monitoring of DLC 2023, called Behind dawnBut that was much less well accepted. Still, if you draw him with the main game and get it again on the Switch 2, people are unlikely to complain. Right?
In reality, I would love to see some of these titles only for Japan finally move west, such as innocence or re -birth. But I think Bandai Namco will keep the start.
In any case, enough about what I mean – tell us what game Tales you want to see on Switch or Switch 2 by voting in the survey below and leaving comments.
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