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| Tales Of The World: Radiant Mythology | 
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| From: Namco
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $23.44
Buy New from $23.44
Avg. Customer Rating:  (8 reviews)
Sales Rank: 3283
Platform: Sony Psp
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0
MPN: 15024
Model: 15024
UPC: 722674150248
EAN: 0722674150248
ASIN: B000OOOISM
Release Date: July 17, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Exchange items, weapons, and armor using ad hoc mode | | • | Players can create their own characters and select from and battle through 4 base classes: Warrior, Thief, Priest, and Mage and unlock more classes as players advance | | • | The game allows players to move anywhere on the battlefield with the free roaming battle system | | • | Over 800 items and an array of combinations of items and skills | | • | Create a hero. Choose from a host of options, such as voice, hairstyle and class, to start a hero or heroine on their epic journey |
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Product Description
Tales Of The World: Radiant Mythology is an incredible adventure in a once-beautiful world you must save, to make it beautiful again. The world of Telegea was protected by the mystical World Tree. Under its benevolent guard, people went about their day-to-day lives in peace. Until the Devourers came -- creatures from another world with an appetite that could not be sated. As these creatures destroyed the land, Telegeans fled and looked to the World Tree for help. The Tree itself was weakened from the attacks, but gave its remaining energies to give the people one last hope: Your main character.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 Kingdom Hearts for the Tales of Series August 19, 2008
This isn't a bad game, but you need to remember that this isn't really a Tales game. Though fun to play, the tone is more serious and the battle system is all in real time instead of random battles that are in a separate screen. It is also much more of a button masher, instead of the fighting game like controls Tales fans will be used to. This game is to the Tales of Series what Kingdom Hearts was to Final Fantasy in that you will see some of the characters now and again, but for the most part it's a different universe. Interestingly however, instead of playing as one character, in this game you get to choose what you want the character to look like and how you want them to sound, which is a nice addition but feels out of place for a tales game.
 Ads are worth it.........actual game is NOT worth it :P July 6, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I decided to buy this because well....it looked awesome, the graphics good, and the magic incredible. I got it, i played it, i put it down....and never went back to play it again. Yes, if your a HUGE tales of fan like me, you probably will be disappointed :P. It gets extremely repetitive the first hour you play it with the fetch quests and dungeon crawling plot line. Honestly this is no Tales of game at all, all you do is get a quest, then do that quest, get another quest, do that quest, get another and so on. The one thing that made me not break this game disc in half is that previous loved tales of characters were included, and they join your team when you do enough quests. I would give this a 1/10, for true tales of games are AMAZING, with good graphics, okay music (some really good music), wonderful combat, exciting involved plot linkes, and good controls. This game had NONE of that, the only thing it had was the graphics (kinda), and the music (okay not really at all :P).
THE GOOD:
graphics 7/10
music 5.5/10
characters 8/10
THE BAD:
plot line 1/10
menu visuals/wording visuals 1/10
EVERYTHING ELSE 1.8/10
 Best RPG for the PSP May 5, 2008
Tales Of The World: Radiant Mythology is hands down the Best RPG for the PSP. This is a game that you can pick up and play for half an hour but you also can get lost for hours on end. I would highly suggest this game for anybody looking for a good RPG for a portable game system
Not just for Tales fans. March 30, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Having never played any games in the Tales series for much longer than an hour, I was a little worried about buying this game. A friend of mine highly recommended the game, but he was a huge fan of the series. Well having played the game for dozens of hours, I can say that if you're a fan of action-RPGs, this game will suit you.
This game is meant to be a sort of fanservice for people who have played any of the Tales games, such as Tales of Symphonia, or Tales of the Abyss. Several characters from those games are present in this one, and play parts in the quest to save this world. You play as a character you create, assisted by a miniature creature named Mormo. Tales veterans will be delighted as Tales characters seem to come out of every outface of the game's plot. They can be recruited to your party, but usually only on a temporary basis. Having never played a Tales game, there was no nostalgia or anything for me, but I'm sure people who have played as Stahn or Luke before will be happy to do so again.
The game's plot, while not anything revolutionary, is sufficient for a game which is meant to be a action RPG / Tales showcase. As mentioned before, you're basically yourself, and your mission is to save the world with the help of Mormo and eventually a large cast of Tales characters. You'll run into a few original characters as well, including the main antagonist - Widdershein. If you've played Final Fantasy VII, think of a kiddie Sephiroth, and you'll get the picture. The characters are fairly well developed through cut scenes and conversations.
The graphics are great for a PSP title, the music isn't bad, and the voice acting is great - no qualms there.
This game has a lot or replay value. Finding rare weapons through quests and repeatedly killing enemies can be a rewarding experience since they show up on your character (for example, when you ninja leggings, you'll see them on your character's feet), and mastering different classes means there's plenty of ways to play the game if you get tired of being a warrior or a priest(ess).
So despite knowing next to nothing about the Tales franchise, I found this game to be very enjoyable and fun to play. At current, I've got over 50 hours of playtime on the game, and it's still appealing to play. If you've played any Tales games and enjoyed them, then this is an excellent buy. If you're as new as I was to it, then I'd encourage you to give the game a go.
Tales of the PSP November 3, 2007
It is the game I bought a PSP for last month. Having played Tales of the World 3: Narakiri Dungeon (Japanese Import), Symphonia, Phantasia (Game Boy Advance Version) and Tales of the Abyss, I can tell you your money is well spent when you buy this game.
Like the other Tales games, Radiant Mythology unique battle system keeps you focused at all times. Although the Story and seemingly broken customization system leaves you wanting, the fact that characters from every Tales game released up to now is in it (some playable) is enough for any Tales fan out there.
It's an awesome buy for anyone looking to try something new. I'd reccommend getting it through Amazon as it's become near-impossible to find in stores.
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