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Another tale of wonder.
Tales of Eternia Remastered
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Another tale of wonder.
I beat the original. It was fine, but those latter dungeons were annoying.
They redid the voice acting, which unlike what the internet says, is an upgrade. They hired actual actors this time instead of randos off the street like most PS1 games did.
I remember everyone hating the voice acting of these games back in the day, but then the devs listen and now it’s “muh nostalgia”.
They redid the voice acting, which unlike what the internet says, is an upgrade. They hired actual actors this time instead of randos off the street like most PS1 games did.
I remember everyone hating the voice acting of these games back in the day, but then the devs listen and now it’s “muh nostalgia”.
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PS1 cut scenes were bad voiced, but it added to the charm of the game a bit.
It’s just the annoyance of seeing people bitch about it for decades and they finally change it and now it’s heresy. Same thing happens with the old translations.
Official watch coming:
Officially titled the Bridge of Light Motif Watch, the timepiece incorporates several references to Tales of Eternia. The dial features engraved maps of Celestia at 12 o’clock and Inferia at 6 o’clock, separated by a design based on the Orbus Barrier.
The watch also features a sunray-finished dial inspired by the light surrounding Rasheans, along with mother-of-pearl subdials that change appearance depending on the viewing angle. Metal decorations modeled after the Craymel Cages appear at the 2 and 8 o’clock positions, each containing a small diamond. The second hand also features an original design based on the Seyfert Key.
The watch comes with two interchangeable straps: a five-link stainless steel bracelet and a navy leather band. Each of the 2,000 watches features an individually engraved edition number on the case back, alongside maps of Inferia and Celestia.
The package also includes a book-style presentation case featuring embossed maps of the two planets and silver-foil lettering. A special warranty card is also included, featuring the game’s key art on one side and a newly drawn illustration of Quickie on the other side.
Officially titled the Bridge of Light Motif Watch, the timepiece incorporates several references to Tales of Eternia. The dial features engraved maps of Celestia at 12 o’clock and Inferia at 6 o’clock, separated by a design based on the Orbus Barrier.
The watch also features a sunray-finished dial inspired by the light surrounding Rasheans, along with mother-of-pearl subdials that change appearance depending on the viewing angle. Metal decorations modeled after the Craymel Cages appear at the 2 and 8 o’clock positions, each containing a small diamond. The second hand also features an original design based on the Seyfert Key.
The watch comes with two interchangeable straps: a five-link stainless steel bracelet and a navy leather band. Each of the 2,000 watches features an individually engraved edition number on the case back, alongside maps of Inferia and Celestia.
The package also includes a book-style presentation case featuring embossed maps of the two planets and silver-foil lettering. A special warranty card is also included, featuring the game’s key art on one side and a newly drawn illustration of Quickie on the other side.