#Tales of vesperia ps3 ps3

It makes sense, but w/o giving away anything, it does ruin some of the enjoyability of gameplay. The way she's incorporated into the game, when it comes to usability, though, is very annoying. There's some mingling of paths every now and then, which I think is the dev's way of integrating both together, but it's not done poorly.if anything, it's been done without notable hiccups thus far.

Instead of cramming her into the original storyline, they created a separate story for her which runs somewhat parallel to the original. In terms of how she fits into the preexisting game, the devs did a pretty good job of integrating her into the grand scheme of things so far. If you haven't played the 360 version before, you probably won't notice it.

#Tales of vesperia ps3 ps3

Going from battle to map is slower on the PS3 version by a significant amount than the 360 version. For the meat and potatoes of the game, however, battle load times are slower. I think it has to do with how much there is to draw in a battle, primarily, but when I first started off the game, I was pleasantly surprised. Once you get to the world map and beyond, the load times actually are maybe slightly slower than the 360 version. Load times in the castle in Zaphius at the beginning of the game is very quick, but there isn't much background to display. I'm going to have to go back on this a bit and clarify. After the last splash screen, it takes a bit of time for the OP to start as well.ДЇor the battles, I'm on record saying within dungeons, loading is quicker on the PS3 version and slow on the world map. Having to stare at the namco, bandai, and tales studio splash screens is rather annoying. I specifically remember being able to do this for for the Namco Bandai splash screens so I THINK you could do the same for the 360 version, but I am not 100% certain. I don't remember if you could skip through the splash screens on the 360 version.

The time it takes from starting the game to get to the OP animation is noticeably longer on the PS3 than on 360. I'll focus on differences from about 25hrs into the game. For reference, I think i rated ToV 360 as 8.5~9.0/10 in an RPG thread on this forum somewhere.

There are reviews out there for the 360 version so I won't really go into much detail on prior existing stuff. So with an indication that ToV for PS3 is being localized according to Yuri's western VA mentioning that he was called back to record some stuff, at a Texas (i think?) anime convention, I think this is probably appropriate for some folks that are interested in the game itself.