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Every Tales has had horrible legs despite releasing in November or December for the PS2. That is why I've been so hardheaded toward Soriku and Maijin.

Here are the release dates for EVERY Tales of the decade and the % of LTD that was first week:

Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology (PSP) - 69% (January 26th)
Tales of Destiny 2 (PSP) - 57% (February 5th)
Tales of Eternia (PSP) - 39% (March 3rd)
Tales of Rebirth (PSP) - 54% (March 19th)
Tales of VS (PSP) - 71% (August 6th)
Tales of Symphonia: NotNW (Wii) - 71% (June 26th)
Tales of Vesperia (X360) - 50% (August 7th)
Tales of Legendia (PS2) - 71% (August 22nd)
Tales of Symphonia (GC) - 57% (August 28th)
Tales of Phantasia (PSP) - 58% (September 7th)
Tales of Vesperia (PS3) - 73% (September 17th, still selling)
Tales of Symphonia (PS2) - 68% (September 22nd)
Tales of The Tempest (DS) - 41% (October 26th)
Tales of Destiny 2 (PS2) - 65% (November 28th)
Tales of Destiny (PS2) - 70% (November 30th)
Tales of Innocence (DS) - 43% (December 6th)
Tales of The Abyss (PS2) - 66% (December 15th)
Tales of Rebirth (PS2) - 62% (December 16th)
Tales of Hearts (DS) - 55% (December 18th)
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2 (PSP) - 45% (December 21st)

Now, I must ask this: Of these twenty Tales games, which ones will you argue that Graces is going to perform more like, and on which premise? So far, I have yet to see a single 'Graces did fine' adherent give a single iota of data, and are only basing their arguments on heresay. If the conversation continues in that direction (me arguing with numbers, others arguing with opinion) then I humbly withdraw from this conversation.




Back from the dead, I'm afraid.