Tales of Symphonia

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A old Classic JRPG.

simplemente peak, los personajes, el gameplay, la musica, todo. pensar que este juego fue lanzado originalmente para el gamecube. definitivamente lo recomiendo si gustas los RPGs. gracias Namco.

Tales of symphonia was a pretty enjoyable game. Definitely worth the £6 I paid for it. It's older and clunky (it's like 22 years old), but it's very fun. The story is definitely where the game shines the most. Sylvarant and Tethella , the two worlds where humans and elves are persecuted, respectively. The way the characters interact with the two worlds is so interesting. It does go on for a bit too long later on in the game tho. Combat was ok, I usually just spammed attacks and abilities and blocked occasionally. Aged fairly well for an old game. The voice acting was also really good, there were so many great voice actors in this game, such as katsuyuki Konishi (Lloyd), Akio Otsuka (Regal) and Hideyuki Tanaka (mithos). There was little grinding needed, so the game was fairly easy. The character interactions were also very enjoyable, I especially liked the dynamic between regal and presea. A sister who is pained by the death of her sister and the man who killed said sister. I do wish the town's were a little larger and there were more side quests to be honest, but even without this, it was quite enjoyable. Some outdated mechanics in the game, but I won't blame it since it's an older games. 8.5/10

A playable symphonic masterpiece. The rhythm and pacing is great. The story has this ebb and flow that puts you on the edge of boredom before it pushes you to the peak of a tsunami, and you ride a long diminuendo before being blasted again with interesting turning points. Overall, the story starts out fast but slows down in the middle, before a torrent of rapid turns. That makes the game feel like a real adventure. The characters are annoying in the typical Japanese manga fashion. The overall theme is cliched. However, it's easy to overlook these weak points simply because of the delivery. The story had me hooked. I can see how the combat can be enjoyable for others (though I don't personally like it). The quests connect tightly together and weaves into the main story. There is very little grinding. The atmosphere is on point and the art is cohesive. It also explores some philosophical themes in a really accessible way. So despite its age, I'd recommend this to anyone who likes a story-focused RPG.

Always been a face of the Tales series. I would always reccomend this series to anyone!