Разработчик: BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc.
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Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows Vista 32/64
- Процессор: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+, 2.6GHz
- Оперативная память: 1 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce 8800GT / ATI Radeon HD 4830
- DirectX: версии 9.0
- Место на диске: 7 GB
- Дополнительно: Gamepad support
- ОС *: Windows 7 (x64) / Windows 8 (x64)
- Процессор: Intel Core i3-530, 2.93 GHz / AMD Phenom II X4 940, 3.0GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti / AMD Radeon HD 7850
- Место на диске: 7 GB
- Дополнительно: Gamepad support
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Tales of Symphonia on the game cube, is a wonderful game, it was fantastic and still holds up to this day, however this version is just a lazy port of the ps2 version. It runs at 30 fps instead of 60 fps. It has spelling errors, voice mix ups between characters and the HD character models is poorly done. There is a mod tho fix the HD models however you should't have to buy a game just to mod it. So it's not worth getting. If you own a game cube buy the cd copy of it. otherwise your better off using an emulator and playing the game cube version that way. The only time you should consider getting this game is if u never played the original or you find it on sale for extreme cheap. that way you match it's quality. Id say around 5$ or less. Which is a tragic in itself.
Great Game
ToS is a typical JRPG and for it's time, it was probably considered good. However for modern audiences, the quests can be quite a slog. Especially when you're trying to solve the mind numbing puzzles, as well as trying to unlock the title achievements. I do recommend using a guide rather than going in blind, but if you don't care about achievements then it's fine. The story is serviceable (albeit predictable) but the combat is engaging and fast paced, which I did enjoy.
All in all, I feel ToS is the weaker of the Tales series re-released to PC but I did appreciate the game for what it is. For old school players or new gamers who want to complete the Tales series, I recommend giving it a try.
A wonderful game but be ready for a slow start and a slow burn.
Beloved by many for a reason.
goat
great game
great
So I will recommend this game...barely. It's definitely not a game for those who don't like JRPGs and their unique atmosphere and tone. But even if you do, this is one of the worst of the Tales games, a series I love. Combat is a bit iffy; as the first game in the series to allow movement in 3 dimensions, it's rough, understandably, although it does get better after the first like 35 hours. The equipment and leveling systems range from standard to a bit annoying, with alot of elements just feeling like busy work for the sake of having mechanics. The extra content and side-quests are the worst kind of "Talk to everyone, everywhere, every time a story beat happens, if you want to see them." The world building is poor.
But the major thing that will likely turn people off is the story. It's not that it's a bad story, but it is, along with Zesteria, one of the most in-your-face, My Little Pony-esque stories about love and friendship saving the world you've ever seen. I like the characters, they are the only thing making the game palatable enough, but it's just so safe. Even when bad things happen, it's over and done with in minutes. Earlier games simply had less story to them, keeping it moving along at a brisk pace, while most of the later games, while still presented in a fairly light-hearted tone most of the time, had more dark moments and really let them have an impact. There were difficult decisions to be made, sacrifices, struggles, but one of the themes of THIS game is literally NOT to have sacrifices, that everything should work out a-ok and eveyone should be saved and so on. It's just the same freaking beat, over and over again, for dozens of hours. I'm not saying it's a bad beat, I'm not an edgelord who dislikes the concepts involved, but it feels so shallow when your protagonist's infinite goodness just makes everything turn out peachy in nearly every situation--even one of the bad experiences he has, early on, is recontextualized as ultimately a good thing and it was everyone else who was wrong later in the game.
Short review, but that really is the game's summary; pretty typical Tales game but with a story so sweet it can cause diabetes. Considering how long it is and how much dialogue there is, the lack of competing views or thought-provoking situations just ultimately makes it mind-numbing to get through. If you've never played a Tales game, Vesperia, Berseria, and Arise, are all on Steam, and are all much better entry-games to the series.
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played this as a kid multiple times enjoyed this played this again still love this lmao
loved this game back in the GameCube days, I absolutely love cheesy anime tropes and story excuses to grind for hours and a story I want to play all the way through
honestly, it's just simply a bad game. I'm sure it's enjoyable if you're willing to dedicate an ungodly amount of time to grinding the same enemies for hours after hours for minuscule experience, but if you don't have any kind of life outside of wasting it on a video game, this game isn't for you
A fun nostalgic game for me
classic
won't launch at any res
can't used skills with xbox joy
There's boats!!!
Nais
Masterpiece of a game. I loved the story and characters as much as I disliked gameplay and general mechanics. I'm sure if I played it many years ago I wouldn't have any complains, but many puzzles were not intuitive and combat was not engaging for me. Overall I had an awesome experience and Symphonia is now my favourite title from Tales series.
Played this game as a child and enjoyed it. Played this game with a buddy recently and hated the combat
This is absolutely one of the best games I've played in my entire life.
One of the best stories and cast of characters I've ever seen. How the characters bond, argue, interact with eachother and grow. The depth of the story. Even the NPCs matter. The world feels immersive and real. The soundtrack is beautiful and incredible.
It was one of my first RPGS ever on the gamecube when I was younger! I love the art style and character models and art still and I think it holds up. The battle system is fun and a lot more exciting to me than a turn based rpg is. The voice acting is so insanely good, their is so much emotion and thought put into every part of this game. I don't think there is a single part of this game I don't like.
The twists and turns of the stories are ones I would have never expected. Something where the story and characters did not feel predictable. It felt unique, especially for it's time.
Now, I try to play JRPGS and RPGS looking for this. I liked Tales of the Abyss and Phantasia as well but this one is definitely my favorite. I loved playing this game next to my sister as the co op allows other people to help you as another party member in battle! We'd switch off playing 1st player and take turns, and beat it more than once together. I'd love to share that experience with someone again one day, bc it's some of the best memories of my life.
This game always made me want to make a video game one day tbh, idk if I will ever learn game dev, but I am beginning to learn code at least. Anyways, if your debating, pick it up. I'm hoping it's not to outdated for some folks, but I don't think this game is a 'it's just nostalgia' what I feel for a lot of other games I like. I hope everyone gets to experience this game!
Still one of the best JRPG of all times. Deep story and characters, nice gameplay and challenge combat. Great introduction into Tales of series...
The game wont launch now.
Tales of Symphonia is still the best Tales of game I've played.
Good plot, good battle controls, not too much japanese nonsense we see in recent titles.
A classic.
I think overall I've played this game more than 10 times from beginning to end.
10/10
Tales of Symphonia is an unforgettable journey with a great cast of characters and a rich story, but what I loved most was the affection system. Building relationships with the party members felt meaningful, and maxing out affection for Sheena was such a rewarding experience. 😍 The way these bonds influence dialogue and even parts of the story adds a personal touch that makes the game truly special. It's a must-play for any Tales fan!
Best. Game. Ever.
is good
Twenty minutes in, and the characters are discussing how angels wear clothes. This game was made for me.
This game does not work. The comments section if full of people like me who load the game and have a black screen. No one has any answers on the forums, besides some third-party software that might fix the issue. Check the forums yourself before you waste your money on a product that isn't supported, or even works.
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As with many classic games, if this is the most convenient way to play and money isn't an objective, then I highly recommend the game. If you can reasonably play this game on gamecube or something comparable, that's probably your best bet.
no way you can play it with a bare hand
7/10
Classic one from Gamecube era.
Super fun retro rpg with a lot of grinding (which I love)
Solid rpg with fun fighting mechanics, solid timesink if you want to complete it 100%
need Tales of symphonia: dawn of the new world.
i really wanted to experience this legendary title, but it stutters so much even after installing the mod. not a pleasant experience. luckily i bought it on sale.
More like.
Tales of Puzzles.
Or
Tales of Dungeons Crawling.
this game was 2 disks on the gamecube because of how long it was and the amount of content. sorta 2 player which is kinda nice. i enjoy the story and combat too.
First time played this as a kid on the Gamecube and back then I fell in love with this masterpiece <3
It still is one of my all-time favourite games, it sure is a bit old but still an amazing game!! :)
haven't played this game in like... 15 years or something. still pretty fun
I am amazed how good is 2003 year JRPG at writing and level design compared to our current year JRPGs, it makes me sad.
+ Very enjoyable characters, main story. Skits between characters are really good and it gives them much more character development.
+ Level design in each dungeon with puzzles are really enjoyable too, nothing too obnoxious or complicated.
- My biggest issue with the game is the gameplay itself unfortunately, this is a party based action combat game, which u have to rely on ai party members to do some of the stuff, and they are not good at that.
You choose a strat for your mages to stay behind all the time and spam spells, but they just run into melee and hit with their staff even when they are full mana. You tell them to cast xx spell, and they dont do it for some reason, i had to tell to do specific stuff 4 times back to back before ai did it.
This is just one of the annoying things, i dont want to go into more details but if you can endure this, there is a good story, world and characters waiting for you to explore.
I would still say, it's worth your time.
Great game, ya typical JRPG, but it has a few meh things.
Pros:
- Decent story
- Fun Gameplay
Cons:
- No reminders of objectives, if you take a week off you don't know what the hell ya gotta do
- Maps are unhelpful
- Combat every 6 steps
- Too menu heavy, cooking, skilling, equipping, there are way better games of this genre
I recommend it if it's on sale, I enjoyed it but, you could do better frankly.
Jogo muito divertido no geral, pra quem gosta de JRPG. Historia interessante, personagens cativantes e únicos, combate meio travadão, mas com varios combos habilidades maneiras. Apensar do mundo ser aberto e ter exploração conforme for avançando, ainda existe uma linearidade em 2/3 do jogo. Apenas no final que o jogador esta realmente livre pra terminar quests que deixou pra tras e coletar itens escondidos.
Vale a pena jogar, é bem divertido!
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I have a lot of good memories of this game. It's the game that introduced me to JRPGs years and years ago when I first played it on the GameCube, and I've been hooked on them ever since. There's certainly some amount of nostalgia in there, but I think that the game is genuinely great. The story and the characters are amazing. The combat might feel a bit simplistic compared to the newer Tales games, but the upside of that is that it's also very easy to learn. The puzzles are more of a mixed bag though; most of them are ok, but some are oddly finicky (like the Shadow Temple one) and a couple require a good amount of trial and error if you don't immediately see the solution (like ice physics puzzle). The game is fairly long, and there's also plenty of sidequests to keep you entertained for a while.
Now, one thing to keep in mind is that the Steam version is ported from the Play Station. The only big downside of this is that the game is locked to 30 fps and there's nothing that you can do about it. There's no working mods that can change the game to 60 fps. I think that it's not too bad if you don't give it much thought, but having grown up with the GCN version it's hard not to think that it feels a bit choppy. The upside of this port is that there's a ton of new content that didn't exist in the GCN version. Most notably, there's several new titles that give outfits, there's some extra optional bosses, and all of the playable characters can use Mystic Artes.
Even now in 2024, I think that Tales of Symphonia is a great entry point for people who are new to the series and for people who are trying a JRPG for the first time, so I would absolutely recommend playing it.
I love this game
to be continued
Great game, great story, great cast. I at first I didn't like the lack of free running in battle but came to not miss it as you get options to work around the limitation. I only wish it's direct sequel was also available on Steam so I could continue the story on the same system.
i mistook this game for tales of symphonia: dawn of time. major bummer to find out it's not that game, but it is still an ok game if you get it when its on sale for $5.
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| Разработчик | BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 85% положительных (2654) |