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Take A Look At Tales Of Berseria's First Japanese Trailer
You won't find much in the first trailer for Tales of Berseria, but you will get to see how the game is transitioning on the PlayStation 4.
In the trailer you will see some cities and villages, a boat on some impressive, glassy water, and the game's protagonist, Velvet. This is the trailer that was shown at the recent Tales of festival in Japan, but this is the first time the trailer has been made public.
You can check out the trailer below.
Tales of Berseria is planned for release on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. For more on the game, head here.
[Source: Bandai Namco Japan on YouTube, via NeoGAF]
Our Take
There isn't much to see at this early stage, but I was hoping for a more distinct and impressive look for the PlayStation 4. Tales has never been a graphical powerhouse (and it hasn't suffered by any means for that reason) but I was hoping to see a very obvious line between new and old. Don't get me wrong – it still looks great, but it just seem to be embracing new-gen hardware.
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