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1. PS3 TALES OF VESPERIA COSTUMES PS3
2. PS3 TALES OF VESPERIA COSTUMES SERIES
3. PS3 TALES OF VESPERIA COSTUMES FREE

Only adults would appreciate such a dark plot scenario. It’ll suddenly present you with a scenario that’s a bit dark for a young gamer’s mind. You would think it would just go on like that, but no. I like how it is done right here in this game because at first, it hits you with the trope of the hero escaping some top officials and getting away with the heroine and go on a journey. There’s no soap opera redemption story for villains, there will always be some gunning for his/her life and end it for revenge or justice. Well, Tales of Berseria beat that top spot after it got launched but before that, I thought Vesperia was the darkest. When I think about it, Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is actually one of the darkest stories in the Tales of series. The hitboxes aren’t that accurate for this particular mechanic, but other than that, it’s all good. If the enemy is just a bit higher on a slope, you can‘t hit them, but they attack you instead. Hitting enemies with the sorcerer’s ring is also a bit flunky. I hope Bandai Namco fixes this with a quick update. This is the reason why I don’t want to fight this particular enemy because it just ruins the gameplay and it looks ridiculous. Other bat enemies will come crashing down to the ground when hit by a strong attack, but this one just floats. The bat is positioned way too high on the screen and when it gets knocked out, it doesn’t get knocked down to the grown because it’s floating an inch higher from it. One of those bugs is the fire bat in the desert area of the game. I’ve seen it in my playthrough and I swear some of the bugs that were present in the original version still exist. There is some bad stuff mixed in this though. Good thing this got translated and remastered. Previous titles had underwater exploration and even space travel.

I really love it where you can go exploring using boats or flying machines and travel all over the world, heck travel between worlds.

PS3 TALES OF VESPERIA COSTUMES SERIES

This game is also the last of its kind in the series because the next titles after this will not have the world exploring mechanic, which is now replaced with fast travel. It also gives special costumes that your characters could wear with some looking really cool. Still, the rewards are worth it like overpowered accessories, weapons with high offensive power, armor that could render enemy weapons useless, and so much more. Doing side-quests will give you an advantage, but you can still finish the main game without doing any of it. If you aren’t paying attention, you would’ve missed a great side-quest that would give you a great payoff. Flying enemies can be reached by other means, so for me, the jump attacks were not that needed. To be honest, though, the jump attacks on some characters are kind of flimsy and that made me not use them much. It still has the basic artes, burst artes, and the mystic artes that gives you the much-needed power to overcome almost any obstacle. The gameplay is solid too even though it is a predecessor to the latest one in the series, Tales of Berseria. It adds variety but still challenging, even with their firepower added. These two new characters are pretty good inclusions to the game, and they both make the gameplay much more interesting – especially Patty. The previous character has similar styles with the MC Yuri Lowell while the latter is a female pirate with a gambler-style mechanic.

This means that there are two more characters included in this Definitive Edition release, who are Flynn Schifo and Patty Fleur.

PS3 TALES OF VESPERIA COSTUMES PS3

Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is just the same as the original version of the game except that it was based on the PS3 version. Better visuals with just small iterations, just the way I like it. As a fan and a critic, I would not have it in any other way and let it stay just the way it is. Well, the visuals look sharper though thanks to the higher resolutions and 60 frames per second, which is actually awesome. The color palettes are still vibrant, the 3D models are almost perfect, the special effects, and even the world, however, the facial animations are not that perfect. I mean, it just looks the same when I played it on the original version in English, which was on the Xbox 360. Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is still a great piece of video game even though when I first played I thought nothing has changed, at all. Here’s my review on this wonderful re-release. It’s your typical Tales of JRPG, but by far it’s not that perfect too, it has its flaws.

PS3 TALES OF VESPERIA COSTUMES FREE

If I’m not mistaken, this is the last free world-exploring title in the Tales of series, which means you can freely explore on land, air, and sea without using fast travel. After several years of waiting for the PS3 version to get translated, Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition has finally landed in my arms to be reviewed.