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There’s a new firmware update (2.0), adds quite a lot of stuff including Gameshare: -
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Oh, the R&D Lv. 4 replacement for the Fulton is a blast if not just a tiny bit creepy... -
In order to fully 100% this game, you need to beat it 3 times (all because of the item records. There are three mutually-exclusive items that you can only get one of per playthrough). I do not recommend aiming for 100% completion, just do whatever sidequests you find, as this game as a surprisingly large amount of them. I know I managed to find a new one I had never heard about around my 3rd or 4th playthrough. I am very happy to hear you liked it Tales of Symphonia is among my Top 3 RPGs of all time, and its plot, characters, and writing meant a lot to me growing up. It's also an incredibly fun game to just play and enjoy. There aren't many RPGs like it. While my reaction isn't as visceral as Dcubed's, I will recommend that you heavily temper your expectations before approaching ToS2. It was done by a very different team (with different aesthetic and writing sensibilities) with an improvised plot, on a very tight budget, for the sake of making a quick buck on the Wii. Gameplay-wise, there's nothing egregious about it. It's perfectly serviceable, if repetitive. To this day, what bothers me the most about that sequel is the aesthetic clash with the first game. The monsters look nothing like the first game's, the new characters look waaay overdesigned compared to the first game (and the two sets of characters meet, so the clash is right there on-screen), the voice actors are different, and even the way they pronounce certain terms is different ("Mana" and "Palmacosta" being most notable). It's a messy game for sure, and it does not mesh with the original at all. I don't think it's horrible, mind you (I do genuinely appreciate the the main story and its protagonist), but it only gets 2 stars out of 5 from me. ...I'm surprised to hear you recommend that one, in the same post where you say ToS2 is shit. TotA and ToS2 have practically identical battle systems, and the 3D aesthetic is literally the same. -
At the Switch 2 Experience in Tokyo over the weekend, they gave people a free magazine: Nintendo Japan have made a free digital version magazine available on their website: https://www.nintendo.com/jp/topics/article/f1ef5869-e060-4ba6-acca-bb7e3f8f6990 For some reason the link only seems to work when I open it in an incognito window, but that might just be an issue with my browser. They seem to suggest an English version is on the way.
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