- TALES OF PHANTASIA WALKTHROUGH SNES SERIES
- TALES OF PHANTASIA WALKTHROUGH SNES PSP
- TALES OF PHANTASIA WALKTHROUGH SNES PS2
Also, there's a minor time paradox in there.
TALES OF PHANTASIA WALKTHROUGH SNES SERIES
Dhaos sets the standard for Tales Series villains as Well Intentioned Extremists. Claus redefines long-distance relationships with the help of the Spirit of Creation. Arche kicks off the Tales Series' fine tradition of exploring racism through elves. Some stuff that became common themes throughout the series started here. Together, they must figure out a way to Save the World and defeat Dhaos once and for all. As Cress and Mint are unable to use magic, they recruit a half-elf witch called Arche and a human summoner called Claus F.
With the last of his powers, Trinicus flings Cress and Mint a century into the past, where they land in the middle of a world war between the human country of Midgards and the evil forces of Dhaos. Unfortunately, Dhaos is only vulnerable to magic, and the World Tree that powers magic has been dead for a century. Morrison) along the way, Cress and company arrive just in time to see the seal broken and Dhaos freed. Picking up a White Magician Girl (Mint Adnade) and a guide (Trinicus D. It turns out that the culprit needed Cress' heirloom pendant to unlock the seal on Dhaos, the legendary Demon King. The story begins when best friends Cress Albane and Chester Burklight return from a hunting trip to find that their entire village has been destroyed, and their families slaughtered. The game was released on December 15th, 1995 in Japan on the Super Famicom.
TALES OF PHANTASIA WALKTHROUGH SNES PS2
Tales of Destiny Director's Cut - PS2 - Japanese only, a complete remake of Tales of Destiny.Tales of Phantasia is the first mainline entry in the Tales Series.
TALES OF PHANTASIA WALKTHROUGH SNES PSP
Tales of Phantasia Narikiri Dungeon X - PSP - Japanese only Has remake of Tales of Phantasia Narikiri Dungeon, and PSX version of Tales of Phantasia with better battle system and FULLY VOICED DIALOGUES! Anime version has anime cutscenes, while CGI has Final Fantasy knock-off scenes. Tales of Hearts - NDS - japanese only, but there is a fan translation under development. Tales of Innocence - NDS - There is Fan Translation, awesome game! Tales of the Tempest - NDS - there is fan translation, but game is kinda short and weak. Play only if you want to get brain cancer. Tales of Phantasia - GBA - awful port of Tales of Phantasia from SNES with PSX character sprites. Because in official localization, all skits are not voices, while in undub version they are voiced. Tales of the Abyss - PS2 - Undub Version NO QUESTIONS. Tales of Legendia - PS2 - I would recommend undub version to hear original japanese voices and opening. Tales of Rebirth - PS2 - Japanese only - but there is a translation guide too. Tales of Symphonia - PS2 - Japanese only, but has more content. Tales of Symphonia - GameCube - I would recomment undub version Tales of Destiny 2 - PS2 - the REAL Tales of Destiny 2, japanese only, but there is translation guide, so you can enjoy the story while playing ^_^ Tales of Eternia - PSX - Released in states under the name Tales of Destiny II Tales of Phantasia - PSX - fan translation, remake of original Tales of Phantasia. Tales of Phantasia - SNES - fan translation Then play old ones on emulator too! They are amazing! ^_^
0 kommentar(er)
