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Tales of Xillia coming to Europe in five different languages
Namco has announced Tales of Xillia will be fluent in five languages when it arrives on European shores.
Tales of Xillia coming to EMEA and Australasia in 2013 for PS3
Posted: 06.07.2012 by Technet2k
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Namco Bandai are bringing the Tales of series to new lands thanks to the western release success that Tales of the Abyss enjoyed last autumn, and the anticipation behind Tales of Graces f.
Localising Tales of Xillia for western markets has been "one of the easiest decisions we have ever made," said Namco marketing SVP Olivier Comte. It's battle system is "yet to be rivaled".
Localising Tales of Xillia for western markets has been "one of the easiest decisions we have ever made," said Namco marketing SVP Olivier Comte. It's battle system is "yet to be rivaled".
Tales of Xillia 2 announced
Posted: 03.06.2012 by JonahFalcon
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Even though Tales of Xillia was a huge hit in Japan when it launched there on the 8th September last year, the 13th game in the longrunning Tales series still has not arrived on Western shores. That hasn't stopped Namco Bandai from announcing Tales of Xillia 2.
Namco release Tales Of community Q&A video
Posted: 25.04.2012 by Technet2k
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Fans of the Tales Of series can enjoy a community Q&A video that's been released by Namco Bandai, hosted by Tales Of series producer Hideo Baba. This is labelled as 'part one'.
Baba-san believes Europe, especially France and Germany, has "many fans of Japanese culture." He ventures Tales Of does well in the West because it's "so exotic" to them.
Baba-san believes Europe, especially France and Germany, has "many fans of Japanese culture." He ventures Tales Of does well in the West because it's "so exotic" to them.
Namco Bandai to absorb Tales developer
Posted: 21.11.2011 by Technet2k
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In January 2012, Namco Bandai will completely absorb the Tales Studio which develops the Tales RPG series on behalf of the publisher. The studio will dissolve officially January 1st.
The studio was known as Wolf Team before Namco took a majority stake in 2003. As of April this year it was learned that 109 devs work at the studio, continuing the RPG series.
The studio was known as Wolf Team before Namco took a majority stake in 2003. As of April this year it was learned that 109 devs work at the studio, continuing the RPG series.
Posted: 06.11.2012 by Nakerman
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