Tales of Destiny 2 is the fourth main entry in Namco’s “Tales” series and is the true successor to the original Tales of Destiny on PlayStation 1, and should not be confused with the US release of Tales of Destiny II on the PS1 (which was actually Tales of Eternia). Tales of Destiny 2 is considered to be one of the most “hardcore” games in the series, featuring the “Tactical and Trust Linear Motion Battle System,” which kicks up the difficulty and speed a notch higher than the average Tales game and adds many rules and extra customization for highly strategic, intense real-time combat. After several months of project hiatus Cless decided to release a pre-alpha version of his translation which translates most of the menus to boost interest in the project. If you want to help out with it, head over to Phantasian Productions and help getting this thing over to the English speaking masses;) The patch archived here is for the original print of the game. There is also a second patch for the Megahits and Playstation the Best prints of the game available on Cless’ homepage. ROM / ISO Information.

This page is rather stubbly and could use some expansion. Free football prediction software. Are you a bad enough dude to? NOW LOADING While successful internationally, Japanese sales were not satisfying to Namco, and as such they ported it to the PlayStation 2 with various additions, like NOW LOADING new animated Gainax clips, various new minigames, costumes, expansions to the bonus dungeons, and additional Artes and Mystic Artes (better known as Hi-Ougi) for everyone and their mothers. NOW LOADING It was originally a Japanese exclusive, much like the PSP port of Phantasia and the PS3 Vesperia, but eventually saw life outside of Japan in Tales of Symphonia Chronicles on the PlayStation 3.

The true sequel to Tales of Destiny. Now you can add videos, screenshots, or other images (cover scans, disc scans, etc.) for Tales of Destiny 2 (Japan) to Emuparadise. The true sequel to Tales of Destiny. Now you can add videos, screenshots, or other images (cover scans, disc scans, etc.) for Tales of Destiny 2 (Japan) (v1.01) to Emuparadise.

Unused Artes Voice Clips. To do: I have to transcribe what's in the video. The article is very incomplete Many, many unused battle cries for unused Artes can be found in the PS2 remake: Was Namco planning to add content to the extent of PS3 Vesperia? Notably most of Lloyd's unused move callouts reference the same space-time moves as Cless Alvein from Tales of Phantasia and other crossover titles, hinting that Lloyd was going to have a second Mystic Arte and a load of Cless references as well. 'Maou Engekiha' AKA 'Infernal Torrent' is a move used by Stahn Aileron from Tales of Destiny, though whether Lloyd's was a different take or not is unknown.