Are you sure you are in the right genre?

Those graphics look to be on par with Vesperia's. Wow.

Never would have thought the Wii would get something like this.

I think Tales of Ten is going to be open world

The story will be cookie-cutter with a bunch of anime cliches. I don't need it to be any more than that, as long the gameplay and content are good enough like Vesperia. I care more about the characters more than the story. Good gameplay, lots of content and fun characters is what makes a good Tales game to me. If you have that, you can just slap any cookie-cutter story over it and it'll be a good Tales game.

Are you saying that ToV is has a cookie-cut storyline?

@G-value:

In a way, yes. I guess you could say that I'm calling Vesperia's story to be cookie-cutter. Let's be honest, it borrows a lot of classic cliches from anime. There's nothing wrong with that, though. In fact, I liked it.

Why is all of this stuff about Vesperia plastered all over a thead for a game that's going to be better than it? We're going forwards, not backwards.

Good story.


Good character development, unique and interesting locals, enjoyable battle system.

Yeah...pretty generic.

It borrowed a few anime cliches but when it came to the aer/blastia parts of the storyline I have never seen that in any anime. Even the whole justice part of the storyline was not from an anime. Most anime focus on super power people and stuff.

No it's not. Blastia is technology. And i have never seen a anime which went as deep into the whole justice and curruption as Vesperia did. I don't want to spoil ToV for you so I don't want to tell you how Tales of Vesperia storyline does not completly cookie-cut from an anime.