Competition time: Win Tales of Vesperia for Xbox 360

20 July 2008
Ferry

Competition time: Win Tales of Vesperia for Xbox 360

Update: The winner of our Tales of Vesperia competition is announced here.

Welcome to our “Tales of Vesperia” competition where you now have the chance to win the upcoming Tales of Vesperia game for Xbox 360 along with a Tokunaga set! Courtesy of Tales Brigade in celebration of the series’ 10th Anniversary.

What do you need to do to win? Answer this question: “What’s your favorite game in the Tales series?”

What are the rules? Winners must be located in the USA. All you have to do is leave a comment on this page with your answer before the August 26th game launch date is over. The winner will be announced the next day. Fill out your real email so we can contact you if you win (your email will be invisible to other readers, only the site staff can see it). By entering you are confirming that you are of legal age as indicated by the ESRB rating for this game. Good luck!

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24 July 2008 20:15
Corbin

Tales of Symphonia, although it got kinda sappy at the end, i really loved all the characters and thought it had a very epic and solid story. It was the first tales game i had played but imo it set the bar for a solid RPG, great combat and a great story.

24 July 2008 21:59
Just R

Tales of Symphonia on gamecube wish yall a re make it for 360 it was a classic from the star ocean like gameplay n story

24 July 2008 23:52
Blaine S.

Probably Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology. First of all, being able to play a hand held Tales of game is awesome. Secondly, I love that you can choose whichever class you want to be and change it at anytime so you never have to be stuck as the ‘hero with the sword’. Finally I like how it mixed characters from previous Tales of games so you can finally form dream teams with your favorite characters.

25 July 2008 00:25
JV Andres

Tales of Symphonia

25 July 2008 07:10
Stoney L.

Tales of Symphonia,

I know it was widely loved by everyone, but there is a reason for that. You fell in love with the characters as you played. Something that many games today seem to over look.

It was really much like a great novel turned game in the way it pulled you into the story. Another great aspect of that game is that I could play it with a friend, since we were allowed to control some of the other characters with another controller. 2 player rpgs are just something that does not come along very often… at all.

There are just so many things that game did right, and in my eyes this series, just can not go wrong.