Tales of Vesperia voice actor says game is coming to Wii [update: Oops! He meant Tales of Graces!]

do you mean last tales of symphonia as in the original for the gamecube or the sequel?

The "sequel"/re-hash. I mean it was good, but more meh than enjoyable.

Why Tales of Graces?

Hmm, I played Tales of Phantasia a few years back and ever since have been wanting to play another Tales game. I assume the original Symphonia is pretty good, right? I need to find a copy of it some time and play it.

you sound like you already played tales of graces.

care to share info on where to grab a copy? or try a demo?

Go move to Japan you spawn of Sprinkles.

You've been watching too much Naruto lately.

Dude, the Japanese would find you ignorant and offensive~ Japan would never accept you.

I guess he's not wanted anywhere.

I can see why.

let's send him to Antarctica.

oh wait, penguins have feelings too. i can't do that to them...

As if the japanese would care, they would just see him as another fat american wanker who will buy all their shit in his isolate desperation.

Good for you. Don't buy it.

It's the Wii, people get angry at it for everything.

Because it will be a cruddy port of the 360 version with probably a lack of content and no DLC?

As if we honestly need more "spend $10 bucks on a new alternate outfit" DLC.

More like ´´spend x bucks to gain ten levels.´´

Aside from the graphics, is there really anything in Vesperia that the Wii couldn't do?

DLC? Wii has DLC (Rock Band, Guitar Hero, Animal Crossing, etc.). And was there really any worthwhile DLC in Vesperia, anyways?

Don't like it? Don't buy it. Stop getting mad at video games.

Hell, Tales of Graces has DLC from what I know.

For me, lack of DLC is a plus rather than a negative. Means the developers made the game as complete as it can be at launch, and when I take it out some years later to replay it, it will still all be there right on the disk. In fact, I'm rather disappointed to hear Tales of Graces will have it. Is this confirmed?

DLC and patches have not added anything to gaming, they have merely made developers content to release buggy and incomplete games on consoles, like they have on the PC for years. There is no arguing this fact, because it is the undeniable nature of corporations.

*Cough*

You don't know how big a Blu-ray disc is, do you...

*cough* you dont know about compression do you???? *cough*

besides, who confirms that vesperia fills the 25gb a single layer blue ray can handle. remember one thing, this games was first released on 360. And guess what, bout Wii and 360 uses the same DVD compact disc to store the game data!!!!!!

The Wii version wouldn't have near as much content as the PS3 version does, and the processing capabilities of the Wii aren't that great in comparison to the 360.

If you're going to go on about compression, though, take MP3s into account. They are by far the shittiest quality audio format. The more you compress something, the worse it becomes. It won't be a good port.

ok, this was supposed to be a reply yo my previous post......

talking about improving the comment system, xDDDDDDDDD

I give up. You know absolutely nothing.

nice way of saying "i cant prove you wrong"

Hmmm... you seem to be chockfull of information regarding how computers, and henceforth how video game systems seem to work. So, tell us oh great CJLopez. What DO we have RAM when we already have a hard drive?

Could it be because processing ANYTHING from a hard drive would take nearly forever? As to where uncompressed, RAW data is temporarily stored on the RAM for near instantaneous processing?

The Wii's DVDs can store as much as the 360's DVDs. However, if what you're wanting to have is have all of the enormous new media content of the PS3, you're largely mistaken. Audio compression does indeed count for quality loss, like it or not. The graphical items, however, may also need to be lowered in quality so that it abides to the Wii's hardware limitations.

Please note that the Wii has much lower RAM capability than that of the 360 or the PS3. Nay, it is minuscule compared to those. One of the biggest smacks to the face for the Wii is going to be the resolution of the textures to be used in the graphics. To make the game run the fastest, they have to use raw data as opposed to compressed textures because it takes off stress from the processor for each frame drawn as decompressing compressed data takes more cycles than is necessary at times.

Listen, the whole process behind making, compiling, then finally running a game on a system is a whole lot more complicated than it seems. Just know that from what you have shown here, you don't seem to know much about it. Go to school and learn a bit more about what programmers have to go through when creating a game within certain limits of a system. You'll see how much harder it is than it seems.

Hey look, I was right!

lol, we are fighting over something it hasnt been confirmed, xDDDDDD

@JBGUY2K: been there doing that. right now i'm taking a degree on video game development over here www.gameinstitute.com, taking the course of
Graphics Programming with DirectX Module I, so i'm fully aware of all what you had stated, i was just lazy to state it all.

If ya were thinking leaving the as it is on the ps360 for the wii, looooooooooooooooool, will never happen.

A good programmer would make it work like it should, even if it has to lower way more the quality of things and besides, its not an abysmal ammount of new things that were added on the ps3 version, well, besides the full voice acting, which..... ok, thats a lot of new content, xDDDDDDDDD. Still, they can always go 2 disk DVD-DL to bring us the game and still be able to add more content. Hey, we were so used to change disk in the middle of the road when the psx was with us, and there are quite a handfull of 360 games that are like this, FFXIII for 360 has been confirmed to be a multi dvd game, if they want to add more content for the wii version, they always have this option, dont they? and i'm pretty sure most of us here (i'm talking about the game community in general) had ben through 1 or 2 multidisk games that we love and always be (metal gear solid, anyone?). Else..... there's always DLC, and we know Wii can handle it, Tales of Grace comes with DLC, some of which BTW are outfits from Vesperia i might add

forgot to add. Been fooling around with some homebrew engines that had spawned for Wii for a while and i'm already playing around with unreal engine 3. man, thanks EPIC for making this awesome tool free!!!!!!

i might show later around here what i had accomplishes, which, is not much, but a think for a 1 man team work is quite something, xDDDDDDD

All right, awesome, glad to hear. At least I won't have to go through too much more detail. Have fun.

thanks, i will