The beloved JRPG is coming to modern consoles but only at 30 FPS
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From Monster Hunter: Rise to the new League of Legends spin-off, 2021 had some amazing RPGs
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Tales of Luminaria has some of the series' magic, but also plenty of frustration
I feel like a kid again, playing Wild Arms and Star Ocean for the first time
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If there’s one thing everyone agrees on, it’s that pay-to-win DLC sucks
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Gald is hard to come by in Bandai Namco’s latest RPG
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Bandai Namco’s latest blockbuster is a solid action RPG that just...never...ends...
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The best skills, Artes, gear, and more for Bandai Namco’s latest big RPG
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A demo for Bandai Namco's forthcoming JRPG to release on consoles, but not PC
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Tax scandals haven't kept Ufotable from achieving astronomical anime success.
The next entry in Bandai Namco’s long-running series plays with established formula
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Tales of Arise, the next game in Bandai Namco’s long-running spikey-haired angst series, will come out on September…
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Tales of Vesperia, a stalwart entry in Bandai Namco’s long-running Tales series, will become available on Xbox’s…
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Last fall, at the Tokyo Game Show, I asked producer Yusuke Tomizawa why there had been such a long gap between the…
Between 2002 and 2012, Bandai Namco released a mainline Tales game almost every year, save for 2006 and 2010. After…
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That incredibly good-looking Tales game leaked on Friday? It’s Tales of Arise, coming to Xbox, PC and PlayStation 4 in 2020. Here’s the trailer as seen during Microsoft’s E3 2019 press conference, which helped fans of hot anime bullshit survive the nearly two-hour presentation.
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The official Twitter for Square Enix’s Studio Istolia is M.I.A., and the studio’s official site is gone. In March, former Tales producer Hideo Baba, who had been working on a new game for Studio Istolia, left the company. The status of the game, known as Project Prelude Rune, is still unclear.
Tales of Vesperia is one of the best entries in the long-running Tales series. Originally released worldwide in 2008…
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Tales of Vesperia is getting a stage play in Japan, Famitsu reports. It’s the latest “Tales of the Stage” and follows the popular adaptation Tales of the Abyss.
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A new Tales game has been announced! It’s a completely new game called Tales of Crestoria and slated for release on mobile in Japan. No word yet on an international release.