The cheapest digital copy of a great game (previous price was £10.00 I believe). This is a good price if you don't mind owning a digital as the physicals are a bit harder to find.
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jstang
3 May 16#17
Looks good, will buy before end of sale. Thanks for the heads up!
Cherried
23 Apr 16#16
all the other tales games are in the sale too i noticed
Realhoneyman
20 Apr 16#15
Will have to look at some reviews again but this seems to be in PSN sales quite frequently.
I'll check the cost of a physical copy and see how it compares.
Zuulan
20 Apr 16#14
At £10 I would've voted cold but at £9.99 it's definitely hot. :smiley:
badasschris
20 Apr 16#7
Any advice for the best game in this series. I played eternal sonata on 360 which I think is the same people. I thought that game was okay but nothing compared to the old final fantasy games. (I still have to play persona 4 which I bought a while ago but the school setting has put me off starting even though the reviews are so good)
nekoangel to badasschris
20 Apr 161#8
This a tough one... Kinda like Ff. I think alot will say symphonia. I have a soft spot for eternia on psp
cbatbh to badasschris
20 Apr 161#13
Eternal Sonata was developed by Tri-Crescendo and published by the pre-merger Namco*. The Tales games are developed by Namco Tales studio and published by Bandai-Namco.
The Tales games are a lot different to Eternal Sonata. The battles for example are considerably faster and more action-oriented more akin to a fighting/hack'n'slash than a traditional JRPG. They aren't turn-based like ES, they're real-time. Lots of fun if a little cliche ridden throughout the series.
IMO Symphonia/Vesperia are probably the best two entrants in the series, saying that, I havent actually played Hearts R.
*E: Actually, they had merged by that point but the game is credited as being published my Namco rather than the Bandai-Namco brand.
JoeBloggs112
20 Apr 161#12
got physical on release, superb game, we'll recommended digital due to the lastibility
Mellor123
20 Apr 16#10
I don't think this is a patch on the rest of the Tales series (really enjoyed Symphonia, Graces, Xillia 1 & 2 in comparison). It's also worth noting that this is Japanese with subtitles rather than a full English translation (which some people may prefer!).
Still, worth a punt for a tenner!
ffchocobo to Mellor123
20 Apr 16#11
Japanese with subtitles is the best way to play a JRPG :smiley:
absulute2012
20 Apr 16#9
So many great games I'd love to download if only Vita memory cards weren't ridiculously expensive.
liltman
20 Apr 16#6
I have the physical copy, I'd buy this if I didn't. It's an amazing game so much fun and a good story + characters too
so_now_then
20 Apr 16#5
Well worth the money. Liked this more than the more recent Tales of Zestiria.
nekoangel
20 Apr 16#4
Get it!
Cherried
20 Apr 16#3
prob gonna get this since finding a good priced physical copy is rare.
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I'll check the cost of a physical copy and see how it compares.
The Tales games are a lot different to Eternal Sonata. The battles for example are considerably faster and more action-oriented more akin to a fighting/hack'n'slash than a traditional JRPG. They aren't turn-based like ES, they're real-time. Lots of fun if a little cliche ridden throughout the series.
IMO Symphonia/Vesperia are probably the best two entrants in the series, saying that, I havent actually played Hearts R.
*E: Actually, they had merged by that point but the game is credited as being published my Namco rather than the Bandai-Namco brand.
Still, worth a punt for a tenner!