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Tales of series lead apologizes for the long wait as the JRPG series approaches its largest gulf between mainline…
Yusuke Tomizawa, the lead for Bandai Namco's Tales series, has apologized for the extended wait for a new mainline entry. He cited increasing development times and the need for new games to meet high expectations as reasons for the delay. Tomizawa also mentioned the ongoing remaster project as a way to help players engage with older titles.
The next Tales Of remaster has leaked, and it's probably not what you're expecting
A leak suggests that Tales of Eternia, originally released in Japan in 2000 and later as Tales of Destiny 2 in the US, is the next game in the Tales series to receive a remaster. This 2D pixel art JRPG was previously a PlayStation 3 exclusive and also saw a PSP port in some regions. Bandai Namco has been actively remastering older titles in the series.
Tales of Berseria Remastered Review – I Am Vengeance - Pixelbytegaming
This review discusses the remastered version of Tales of Berseria, noting that Bandai Namco has been re-releasing older Tales titles with improvements. The article questions whether the remaster, which is already available on PlayStation 4 and is the second newest game in the series, is worth purchasing for new or returning fans.
Tales of Berseria Remastered Review | NoobFeed
This review discusses the remastered version of Tales of Berseria, noting Bandai Namco's recent trend of re-releasing older Tales titles. While previous remasters like Tales of Graces and Tales of Xillia received improvements, the release of a Tales of Berseria remaster, the second newest game in the series and already available on PlayStation 4, raises questions about its value for both new and returning players.
Tales of Berseria Remastered Review – Great JRPG, Questionable Remaster | COGconnected
This review discusses the remastered version of Tales of Berseria, a JRPG from Bandai Namco Entertainment. While the game itself is considered great, the remaster's quality is questioned, especially since the title was already available on PlayStation 4. The article evaluates whether the new platforms and improvements make it a worthwhile purchase for new or returning players.
