Tales of Vesperia Cheats For PlayStation 3. Unlock the English version of ''Ring-A-Bell''. After beating the game once, let the intro cinematic play twice, and the English version of "Ring-A-Bell ...

The world of Tales of Vesperia: ... Location: Head to Zaude after Yeager Fight. Upon defeating this Level 55 monster rewards you with Rare Metal, 12,000 XP, and 15,000 Gald. 6.

Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition brings back a classic JRPG from the Xbox 360, and it's an updated version that's easily worth your time.

The characters in Tales of Vesperia are interesting and likeable. Sure, like most RPGs they aren’t the most original, but even when they’re being cliché you can’t help but like them.

Tales of Vesperia first came out for the Xbox 360 in 2008 (yup, if it’s over 10 years old, I’m gonna call it retro). I missed it the first time around, and that’s despite having some ...

Based on what we played, Tales of Vesperia is shaping up to be a comfy fit on the Xbox 360. The visuals are stylish and crisp, with a rich color palette that sells the beautiful art.

Tales of Vesperia was developed by Namco Tales Studio, and published by Namco Bandai. Released on August 26 for the Xbox 360. Priced at $59.99.

In an era of HD collections and remakes, Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition fits right into the current gaming landscape. And like its gorgeous art style and genre-rare combat system, it still ...

18 – Yeager – After Yeager reveals his blastia heart, guard break him and then use Raven’s Rain arte. ... That’s how to complete all secret missions in Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition.

Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is no different. These items aren’t necessarily crucial, ... Secret Mission 18 – Yeager. This mission is hands-down the hardest one on this list.

Tales of Vesperia has been a long-awaited entry for anyone who never got their hands on it during the 360’s lifetime. Many of us, like yours truly, had to wait and wait while tons of other ...

The Tales series has always had a consistently enjoyable art style, and thanks to the timeless nature of Vesperia’s anime-esque visuals mean it still looks fantastic today.