I hate to say this, but you’re coming off as a fanboy, …

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Comment on Tales Studio Disbanded by Anonymous:

I hate to say this, but you’re coming off as a fanboy, here. No, seriously, they are beta versions. See how much shit gets improved, but it is never ported back to the same console? That’s ‘beta’ testing, right there, plain. And simple.

Stop defending a company with such shit ability in consumer products; they only care about their own money needs and their own consumation of said money. And yes, it is a beta version. Beta versions typically have less completeness to it — fact — less improvements, less party members, and worst of all, a lot less content.

TOV for the PS3 was the finalized, finished version, and the 360 was the beta. This is a fact that it is too blatant to ignore, especially with so many improvements. So much of it is improved that it is impossible to consider the 360 ver. as anything -but- a beta.

And Bamco has no qualms about their xenophobic tendences. Unless you miss half the news about them, of course.

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Tales Studio Disbanded:

No surprise here. Tales Studio has/had bein broke and going even more broke for some time now. company cannot function if it cant break even no matter how big its sales it. At one point, its debt even exceed its total assets. The cost to make the game far exceed the sales hence they were always making a lost even if they were selling 600k or so plus. In such situations, they are usually absorbed into the parent co, to get restructured, cut dead wood and more importantly make a profit no matter …
Tales Studio Disbanded:

You released grace and xilla you wouldn’t have this problem. There were plenty of americans who wanted that game. But this is just my opinion…
Tales Studio Disbanded:

Oh please. They DO NOT release “beta” versions of their games to mess with the west. How stupid is that thought? I own EVERY single Tales game, with the sole exception of titles for the PSP, because i don’t have one yet. I bought all of those “beta” versions when they hit the market and i don’t mind them releasing or re-releasing ports with enhanced elements. Things like that are common practice nowadays, it’s just that other companies usually try to cast a shadow over it by releasing a butt …
Tales Studio Disbanded:

Last time I checked, Project Aces still exists.
Tales Studio Disbanded:

How many companies you know of that got better by being merged, sold, integrated, absorbed, traded or shuffled around like some fucking trading card game?