The graphics, soundtrack and voice overs are almost exactly the same as they originally were, and I’m a little bummed by this. The battle system is fast-paced, and definitively one of the highlights of the game! Once the monster is defeated, you will lock to a new monster, and the plane will adjust to his position. Once you are locked to an enemy, you can move from the left to the right only. The battles in Tales of Symphonia plays out in a 2D setting. Around the mid-point of the game, the heroes become aware that there is a big issue with the Journey of Regeneration, and they will do their best to fix what is happening! Back when the game released on the Gamecube, I loved this story! Tales of Symphonia HD’s story revolves around the Journey of Regeneration, a holy quest to save the world called Sylvarant. If you missed that game back then, take note that it’s a good JRPG! Since the game is an HD Remaster, and not an HD Remake, if you have already played Tales of Symphonia on the Gamecube (as I did a few years ago), then you will quickly notice that this is practically the same game. Tales of Symphonia HD – A Tale Of Hope Trailer This review however will only cover Tales of Symphonia HD. This HD collection contains the original Tales of Symphonia and Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World which was released exclusively for the Wii in 2008.
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It has then been ported to the Playstation 2 (Japan only) in 2004, and this version has then been ported again on the PS3 as part of the Tales of Symphonia HD Chronicles pack. Tales of Symphonia is a JRPG of the Tales Of Series and was originally released for the Gamecube back in 2003. The original role playing classic returns with remastered visuals, additional content and a dual audio track including the original Japanese voices and theme songs. Follow Lloyd and the ‘Chosen’ Colette as they embark on the Journey of Regeneration, a quest to save the world.
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