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Tales of the Abyss

Global Total as of 11th May 2013 (units): 0.50m
Platform: Nintendo 3DSAlso on: PlayStation 2
Developer: Namco Tales Studio Genre: Role-Playing

Total Units

North America: 0.23m 46.7%
+ Europe: 0.09m 18.5%
+ Japan: 0.14m 28.9%
+ Rest of the World: 0.03m 5.9%
= Global 0.50m

Release History

TitlePublisherRegionDateDistribution
Tales of the Abyss Namco Bandai GamesJapan30th June 2011Retail
Tales of the Abyss Namco Bandai GamesEurope25th November 2011Retail
Tales of the Abyss Namco Bandai GamesNorth America14th February 2012Retail

Game Overview

Tales of the Abyss takes place on Auldrant, a planet composed of elementary particles called Fonons. For much of Auldrant's history, only six fonons were known to exist, representing the elements of Shadow, Earth, Wind, Water, Fire, and Light; but eventually a seventh fonon, Sound, is discovered. Its discovery brings great chaos: using this newest Seventh Fonon allows one to read the future. One such Seventh Fonist, Yulia Jue, puts in place a future for the world for thousands of years to come, with the promise of unlimited prosperity at its end. This prophecy of the future's set path becomes known as the "Score" and is documented on "Fonstones" scattered throughout the world.

The nations of Kimlasca-Lanvaldear and Malkuth have fought over the fragments ofthese tablets for generations, each uncovering them and hoping to discover the future before the other. Meanwhile, a holy order emerges dedicated to the reading of the Score and the keeping of the peace. This "Order of Lorelei" is headed by a Fon Master and maintains both religious/political and military branches. Finally, the Score and its promise of prosperity lead to a dangerous complacency within the general population of Auldrant; the slaughter of an entire people living on the island of Hod and the destruction of that landmass are countenanced because it was predicted in the Score.

More info: http://gamewise.co/games/37366/Tales-of-the-Abyss


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Comments

DieAppleDie (on 01 April 2013)
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DieAppleDie (on 17 January 2013)
i think tales of Innocence has at least
an excelent story, and uses the hardware
to its limits
Abyss just fails in
everything, i just couldnt highlight
anything i liked...sorry
Nem (on 10 January 2013)
So.. no to the question. I completely
disagree with youa cessment. I dont
think you got the combat system, its as
good as Symphonia and Vesperia. The
storyline is so good a full 26 episode
anime of it was made. The graphics are
PS2 level, as its a port of a PS2 game.
But you can easily say they are better
than the ones for the upcoming Pokemon X
and Y.
The reason its selling is
because its good. Its considered one of
the best games in the Tales of series...
i just dont know how you failed to see
that. Maybe you just dont enjoy the
series, as its not your thing. I dont
see where any of it can be considered
awful though.
DieAppleDie (on 08 January 2013)
Im a JRPG fan, i would have loved to
like this game very much, sadly, the sub
par visuals, lame story and boring
exploration and fighting mechanics
deprived me from doing it
I think this
game is awful, im surprised it has sold
that much
Nem (on 08 January 2013)
Alright, give me examples of 3DS RPG's
that put it to shame then.
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