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New Tales Site Counts Down To Reveal
JRPG fans have a new reason to get excited. Hot off the Japanese release of Tales of Xillia, Namco Bandai has launched a website counting down to the reveal of another new adventure in the Tales series.
The most recent game in the series, Tales of Xillia, just released last Thursday in Japan, and there's still no word on whether Namco Bandai is planning on a North American/European port for the title. International plans aside, the company is all set to reveal a new Tales game at this week's Tokyo Game Show. Series producer Makoto Yoshizumi recently told Dengeki PlayStation (via Andriasang) that his team is considering creating a Tales game for the PS Vita, which may be the "New Tales of" game the site is referring to. It looks like we have a little over two days to wait until we find out.
[via VG247]
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