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JRPG fans were eating good at the Nintendo Direct showcase earlier today, with Bandai Namco announcing that Tales of Graces f Remastered, the remastered version of the action RPG originally released in 2010 for the PS3, is releasing worldwide on January 17, 2025.
Excited? Then check out the announcement trailer below:
The remastered version of Tales of Grace f adds enhanced visuals, as well as new features to bring it up to date with modern expectations such as auto-saving and disabling random encounters. Also, the more than 80 DLC packs and items that were released for the original will be included in the remastered version.
In Tales of Graces f Remastered, you'll assume the role of Asbel, who, together with his friends, will embark on a journey across the beautiful world of Ephinea, meeting unforgettable characters and discovering shocking revelations.
Tales of Graces f Remastered will be available on Steam in January 2025. There's no Steam store page yet for the game, however.
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Correction, it was originally a Wii game released only in Japan. The 'f' version was an enhanced port for PS3 with extra content, but the base game was very much a Wii game. That's why it doesn't look as good as Vesperia.
I was aware, but as it's the "f" version, it technically is a remaster of a PS3 game, not a Wii game.
The "f" version also had a lot of DLC the Wii version never had, as well as additional story and a couple of new features. So it's important to differentiate between the 2 games. We know at least that this version is based on the "f" version, so will have that extra DLC and features beyond what the Wii game had.