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Tales of The World: Radiant Mythology Reviews [PSP]

Average Rating: 68%
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Publisher:
Namco Bandai Games America
Developer:
Alfa System
Genre:
Role Playing
Release Date:
Jul 17, 2007



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"Radiant Mythology is the video game equivalent of fan fiction: familiar characters dropped into a formulaic story meant to elicit giggles from aficionados. Everything else is just the standard RPG rigmarole."
--Kevin VanOrd, GameSpot
"It's still too early to see how it'll stack up against the upcoming wave of RPGs, but as the first out of the gate, it makes a strong case for itself as being "The Chosen One."
--Steve Steinberg, GameSpy
"There is a lot here to like if you're willing to look past the redundant quests and better yet, Radiant Mythology is a good entry point for newcomers to the series."
--Chris Jensen, Game Almighty
"But with a huge roster of Tales favorites and one of the series' strongest battle systems at its disposal, I can't help but think it should've been much better."
--Andrew Fitch, 1UP
"With colorful graphics, a decent soundtrack (many of the songs are simple but catchy), 300 missions and countless hours of gameplay, it's hard to say too many negative things about Radiant Mythology."
--Meghan Sullivan, IGN
"It's wonderful to notice your character fighting alongside these famous faces from the Tales franchise and looking easily as interesting and appealing as the best of them."
--Cody Musser, Modojo
"Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology is a rather enjoyable RPG that has a lot to offer despite its weak story and numerous fetch quests."
--Nick Valentino, GameZone
"Though the lackluster plot and piecemeal artistic style will most likely mar the experience of gamers who aren't familiar with the series, in the end, they aren't really who the game is directed at."
--Michael Beckett, RPGamer

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