But that's the beauty of it, as Vesperia's colorful crew of cast members cover a wide spectrum of temperaments.ĭespite its many cheesy dialogues, interaction between characters creates a dynamic rarely seen in a JRPG.
Yuri and his dog, Repede, are quickly joined by two other interesting characters – Estelle and Karol, each featuring unique personalities that aren't even compatible with one another. In truth, this isn't the story of a single character, but a band if misfits who operate in the grey area of the law. You play as Yuri Lowell, a former Imperial Knight who goes on a mission to retrieve a blastia core that's been stolen from where it was most needed, the poor district of The Imperial Capital. If you are one of those people, I encourage you to get the Definitive Edition, even if that means waiting for the game to go on sale.Īlthough Vesperia's main story is full of clichés, the chemistry between the protagonists and their characterization it's what really drives players towards the finish line.
Tales of Vesperia has aged well enough and that makes a strong case for those who already played the old game but want to give the complete version a try.
It's also a great opportunity for young gamers to try out what many consider the best Tales game ever launched. Vesperia is not old enough to be considered a classic, but it's old enough to make you feel nostalgic if you've previously played it 10 years ago. The game had such a troubled history that it's a miracle Bandai Namco decided to release a remaster version, which will include upscaled graphics, all content from the Japan-exclusive PS3 version, as well as English and Japanese tracks.ĭubbed Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition, the game is now available worldwide on all major platforms, including Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, the PS3 port has never been launched in the West and remained an Japanese-exclusive until this day. Tales of Vesperia was originally launched more than ten years ago as an Xbox 360 exclusive, but it was later ported on PlayStation 3.
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