The digital release will offer new players a chance to experience the title as they wait for Xillia. Tales of Graces f was actually released last year on PS3, and is a port of the original game for the Wii. Considering the response it received in Japan (can you say “hit”?), we’d say Baba has little to worry about in regards to response. Baba states that he’s looking forward to Western fans trying the game out. Tales of Xillia, however, will allow for choosing either a male or female protagonist and promises two completely different perspectives to the gameplay. The latter includes +10 DLC items for tipping the quest in your favour, which includes increased states, healty and money. Tales of Graces f will come in two versions: Standard Edition and Knight Edition. But that’s not all – the developer will also be releasing Tales of Graces f for PSN on March 26h. The story flows, travel systems are functional, the world feels alive, and there is a lot to do. The balance of all the gameplay elements comes off in a superior fashion to some of its counterparts. Namco Bandai’s “Tales of” producer Hideo Baba has recently announced that the Western release for the hotly anticipated Tales of Xillia will be arriving this Summer exclusively on PS3. Tales of Xillia is, without a doubt, a highly recommendable JRPG.
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