Originally posted by Nemesis X
If videogames need to be turned into movies then they should only be in computer animations. Live action never seems to work for them. Final Fantasy: Advent Children and Resident Evil: Degeneration turned out well.
If you're talking about CGI then yeah, definitely. They should also do this for when certain animes/mangas are turned into live movies too.
Riviera, however, has a somewhat strange experience and item drop system, and I would suggest playing with a guide at hand, otherwise you will most likely end up with a weak team relatively early on.
Yes, I would recommend Vesperia, as I would most Tales games (though most definitely not Legendia). The sound and visual design are superb, and the combat system is even better than Abyss was. I'm not sure about the plot... at 12 and a half hours in, it's unclear if the plot is simply meandering, or if I just haven't yet reached the crunch point where Tales stories suddenly expand to the expected world-endangering levels.
Originally posted by General Kaliero
Riviera, however, has a somewhat strange experience and item drop system, and I would suggest playing with a guide at hand, otherwise you will most likely end up with a weak team relatively early on.Yes, I would recommend Vesperia, as I would most Tales games (though most definitely not Legendia). The sound and visual design are superb, and the combat system is even better than Abyss was. I'm not sure about the plot... at 12 and a half hours in, it's unclear if the plot is simply meandering, or if I just haven't yet reached the crunch point where Tales stories suddenly expand to the expected world-endangering levels.
No I do agree with Riviera the system and linear style can be a pain, that's why I mostly mentioned character development, which i believe to be the strongest point of the game.
Oh and thanks for the info on the game (Tales), I've been looking for a long game recently something to play until the release of Resident Evil 5 as well as in between if need be.