Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology: Difference between revisions
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Although there is no confirmed release date for Japan, it is speculated that it is unlikely that the game will be translated and sold in the USA. This is because of a few reasons. The first reason being the fact that none of the previous Tales Of The World games have been released in America. The second being that |
Although there is no confirmed release date for Japan, it is speculated that it is unlikely that the game will be translated and sold in the USA. This is because of a few reasons. The first reason being the fact that none of the previous Tales Of The World games have been released in America. The second being that Tales of Destiny 2 and Tales of Rebirth have not been brought over to the states; not to mention that Tales of Eternia was renamed to Tales of Destiny 2 in the US. Also, bringing Radiant Mythology to the States will bring about licence problems. This is because the English version of [[Tales Of Symphonia]] and [[Tales Of Phantasia]] are licensed by Nintendo, thus raising legal concerns about bringing the characters from Symphonia and Phantasia over to a Sony console. |
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Revision as of 21:23, 19 December 2006
| Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology | |
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| Developer(s) | Alfa System |
| Publisher(s) | Namco |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation Portable |
| Release |  December 21 2006 |
| Genre(s) | RPG |
'Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology' is a spin-off of the Tales of role-playing game series in development for the PlayStation Portable. Like some of the previous games that bear Tales of the World in their title, this game will be a crossover title featuring characters from various Tales games. The theme song for the game is Kamihikōki by Kana Uemura, and the opening song is Uemura's Hikari to Kage.
Story
An ancient kingdom is under assault by demons. As a last resort, the world's life-giving tree uses the last of its power to create a new character- you. As always, the Tales of the World spin-offs add Tales characters from entries in the main installments, but what role they will play in the actual storyline is unknown.
Battle System
The game uses the Flex Range Linear Motion Battle System found in the PlayStation 2 game Tales of the Abyss. This system allows the player character to move freely across the field. Whether Tales of the Abyss's Field of Fonon function makes the transition to this title is unknown.
Confirmed Characters
Kanonno (Original)
Mormo (Original)
Ganser (Original)
Aurora (Original)
Widdershin (Original)
Chester Barklight (Burklight) (Tales of Phantasia)
Arche Klaine (Klein) (Tales of Phantasia)
Stan (Stahn) Aileron (Tales of Destiny)
Rutee Kartret (Katrea) (Tales of Destiny)
Lion (Leon) Magnus (Tales of Destiny)
Woodrow (Garr) Kelvin (Tales of Destiny)
Philia Philis (Tales of Destiny)
Rid (Reid) Hershel (Tales of Eternia)
Nanaly Fletch (Tales of Destiny 2)
Harold Belserius (Berselius) (Tales of Destiny 2)
Lloyd Irving (Tales of Symphonia)
Refill (Raine) Sage (Tales of Symphonia)
Kratos Aurion (Tales of Symphonia)
Genius (Genis) Sage (Tales of Symphonia)
Eugene Gallardo (Tales of Rebirth)
Annie Barrs (Tales of Rebirth)
Senel Coolidge (Tales of Legendia)
Luke fone Fabre (Tales of the Abyss)
Tear Grants (Tales of the Abyss)
Localization
Although there is no confirmed release date for Japan, it is speculated that it is unlikely that the game will be translated and sold in the USA. This is because of a few reasons. The first reason being the fact that none of the previous Tales Of The World games have been released in America. The second being that Tales of Destiny 2 and Tales of Rebirth have not been brought over to the states; not to mention that Tales of Eternia was renamed to Tales of Destiny 2 in the US. Also, bringing Radiant Mythology to the States will bring about licence problems. This is because the English version of Tales Of Symphonia and Tales Of Phantasia are licensed by Nintendo, thus raising legal concerns about bringing the characters from Symphonia and Phantasia over to a Sony console.