Tales of Arise is waiting for you
With Tales of Arise nearing completion but still lacking a definitive release date, Bandai Namco's JRPG series celebrates a new milestone.Brought back to the contemporary gaming market more than ten years after its premiere publication, the acclaimed Tales of Vesperia was presented to the public in a definitive version at the beginning of 2019. With Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition, fans of the long-running videogame series were able to get their hands on a revised and corrected production, containing a interesting selection of extra contents ready to enrich the package.
The production of the JRPG mold has brought the public back to the atmosphere of the kingdom of Terca Lumireis, made even more enjoyable thanks to the remastering operation carried out on the original game. The title found space on a wide selection of platforms, both PC and console. Overall, about two years after its debut, the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch versions of Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition have registered over 1 million copies sold.
An important result, which confirms the popularity of the Bandai Namco series and bodes well for the future launch of Tales Of Arise, a chapter that should mark an important turning point for the series, starting with the use of a new engine.
Tales of Vesperia Was Definitive Enough to Reach One Million Sales
Discounted on PS Store right now
Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition has now sold more than one million copies worldwide since its launch back in January 2019, which is probably pretty good going for publisher Bandai Namco. Who knows how many units were the PlayStation 4 version, but we have to imagine it did fairly well on Sony's last-gen system. Better yet, you could help push those sales further since the game is on sale right now on the PlayStation Store. The RPG is only £8.74/$12.49 for another week.
And while that's all well and good, Tales of fans will surely be looking for more Tales of Arise information this year. Development is supposedly going well, with the title set to return at some point in 2021. It remains to be seen if that simply means more information and trailers or an actual release. Are you one of those one million players who bought Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition? Reminisce about the experience in the comments below.
[source prtimes.jp, via gematsu.com]
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