Bandai Namco Entertainment will release Tales of Symphonia Remastered, an RPG that resonates with you for PlayStation 4/Xbox One/Nintendo Switch on February 16th. The price is 4,980 yen for the regular version, 11,980 yen for the special edition, and 24,980 yen for the super special edition.
This work is a remastered work of “Tales of Symphonia” released in 2003. A story of adventure around two worlds, “Sylvarant” and “Tethealla”, centering on the main character, Lloyd, and the miko, Colette. This time, the profound story and diverse character drama will reappear on the current-generation machine as a full HD remaster while maintaining the emotional experience of the time.
In this work, some event skip functions and a date display on the save screen have been added, making it easier to play. In addition, you can enjoy two theme songs, “Starry Heavens ver.2013” and “And I can do it ver.2013”.
*In this work, the screen resolution when playing in Nintendo Switch table mode/portable mode is 1,280 x 720.
[[Tales of Symphonia Remaster]Release date decision trailer]
【STORY】
-The world will be saved. If she loses her-
The world of Sylvarant, whose mana has been exploited by the evil group Desians that the hero Mithos should have sealed away 4,000 years ago, is suffering from disaster.
Colette, a miko, receives an oracle from the heavenly organization Crusis and sets out on a journey to regenerate the world with her childhood friend Lloyd, his best friend Genius, his teacher Refill, and the mercenary Kratos.
During the journey, Lloyd and the others learn that this world is adjacent to another world called Tethealla, and that they exist while stealing each other’s mana.
In order to save both worlds, they challenge the battle for the fate of the world.
“Tales of Symphonia Remastered” Super Special Edition/Special Edition
In this work, two types of “super special edition” and “special edition” will be released in limited quantities. The “Super Special Edition” comes with a “Character Fine Graph with Serial Numbers” that uses illustrations drawn by two Lloyd Collettes by Mr. Kosuke Fujishima, who was in charge of character design for this work.
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