Tales of Symphonia Chronicles Review
Does the most celebrated ‘Tales of’ game still stand tall in its tenth anniversary re-release?
by Adam Vitale,
Game Info
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Collector's Edition also confirmed in Europe
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Reap all the goodies the Japanese version has and more.
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Tales of Symphonia Chronicles - Raine Introduction
By my count that should be everyone
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Not many characters left to reveal!
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Check out all the new English screenshots!
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Introducing the pink-haired powerhouse.
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Tales of Symphonia Chronicles - Kratos Introduction
The mysterious mercenary
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Tales of Symphonia Chronicles - Genis Introduction
7th character video
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Introduced: August 24, 2000
Released: September 14, 2001
Nintendo adopts CD for the first time in its major console history for the dinky, colorful GameCube.
