Discussion [PSP] Tales of Phantasia - 91.8 The Fan

Psytrin · 07-06-2010, 12:43 AM

I'm going to assume that most of you know about the Tales games series (eg., Tales of Symphonia 1 and 2, Tales of Vesperia).

Tales of Phantasia has a similar playing style to the newer and more popular Tales games, but instead, uses a 2D, side-to-side fighting style. The spells and special attacks are mostly similar to the latest games, such as Eruption, Sword Rain, Nurse, etc.

Originally, this game was released on the Super Famicom, or SNES. This game has been remade on other platforms, the Super Nintendo, Gameboy Advance, and Playstation. The Playstation Portable, however, was the only one to feature Voice Acting (Tales of Phantasia: Full Voice Edition), and, there is yet another remake slated to come out this year on the PSP (Tales of Phantasia Cross).

The game in my opinion is just really addicting, in story, battle style, and dungeons and maps. It's not so short that you can finish it within a day, and it's not so long that you can't finish it within a few weeks. On another note, as with four other Tales games, this too
has an anime adaption.

Seriously, this game was released in 1995 originally, and is still having remakes after 15 years. Frankly, it's just a great game.

Does anyone else have the same opinion?

07-06-2010, 12:43 AM	#1
Psytrin Newbie Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 0	[PSP] Tales of Phantasia I'm going to assume that most of you know about the Tales games series (eg., Tales of Symphonia 1 and 2, Tales of Vesperia). Tales of Phantasia has a similar playing style to the newer and more popular Tales games, but instead, uses a 2D, side-to-side fighting style. The spells and special attacks are mostly similar to the latest games, such as Eruption, Sword Rain, Nurse, etc. Originally, this game was released on the Super Famicom, or SNES. This game has been remade on other platforms, the Super Nintendo, Gameboy Advance, and Playstation. The Playstation Portable, however, was the only one to feature Voice Acting (Tales of Phantasia: Full Voice Edition), and, there is yet another remake slated to come out this year on the PSP (Tales of Phantasia Cross). The game in my opinion is just really addicting, in story, battle style, and dungeons and maps. It's not so short that you can finish it within a day, and it's not so long that you can't finish it within a few weeks. On another note, as with four other Tales games, this too has an anime adaption. Seriously, this game was released in 1995 originally, and is still having remakes after 15 years. Frankly, it's just a great game. Does anyone else have the same opinion?