RPG adventures, Tales of Hearts R follows the story of Kor Meteor, a brave young man living in a small village by the sea, as he sharpens his fighting skills under the watchful eye of his. Incarose (インカローズ, Inkaroozu?, 'Incarros') is a major antagonist in Tales of Hearts. She is an extraordinarily powerful Queen-type mechanoid who excels in Will Artes and serves under the command of Creed Graphite. Contentsshow History The Manipulative Witch Incarose is a mysterious sorceress.

About Genre RPG Rating Rated 'T' for Mild Language, Suggestive Themes, Violence Summary Another in the venerable line of 'Tales of.' RPG adventures, Tales of Hearts R follows the story of Kor Meteor, a brave young man living in a small village by the sea, as he sharpens his fighting skills under the watchful eye of his grandfather. Impressed with Kor’s growing skill, his grandfather bequeaths to him a special type of weapon known as a Soma. Soma users must possess exceptionally strong Spiria, the source of all life from which the human mind and will are derived. Kor soon encounters a young woman named Kohaku Hearts who has been placed under a spell by a mysterious witch. As Kor attempts to lift the spell, he accidentally shatters Kohaku’s Spiria Core, the source of her emotions.

Kor must set out on a journey to find a way to make Kohaku’s Spiria whole once more.On top of the compelling and heart-felt storyline, Tales of Hearts R features a unique and dazzling battle system that builds upon the Tales of series' celebrated Linear Motion Battle System by introducing the Aerial Chase Linear Motion Battle System. Players will be able to move freely in the air and experience fast-paced aerial battles that will be sure to blow enemies away.

November: the time of year where we’re drowning in great games vying for our time. The holidays couldn’t come any sooner!To kick things off is the LEGO-morphed caped crusader Batman and friends in.

DC Comics’ big bad Brainiac is doing his thing of hoarding miniaturised worlds, but Batman and other DC Comics heroes are here to save the day.Moving onto the pitch, is prepared to steal the crown in. The first entry on PS4, PES 2015 boasts enhanced gameplay, amazing player likenesses and all the deep, satisfying football gameplay one could ask for.Not wanting to settle on just one entry this year, this week we have Assassin’s Creed Rogue. Settle for revenge in AC Rogue or dabble in some French history in AC Unity.Elsewhere this week, look out for Mega Drive remake Pier Solar, popular side-scroller on PS4, acclaimed indie, arcade style Tennis in the Face (in the face!!), JRPG, and a fistful of new discounts which all go live today.See below for the full list of this week’s happenings. When are the following titles getting on the SEN store?PSP:Final Fantasy Crisis CoreGhost in the Shell: Stand alone ComplexKingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep (yes I know of 2.5 hd remake, but thats not playable on portable device is it?;) )PoPoLoCroisTales of EterniaTales of the World Radiant MythologyThrillvilleValkyrie Profile LennethPS1:XenogearsSuikoden IIWhy I keep asking (for the PSP ones), I got most of these on UMD, but I do not want to have to drag the PSP whit me in adition to the Vita.

And for those that do not get (portable ie, Vita) remakes, it would be sad that people would not get to play them in the future. I adition, soon these could be fun to play on PS TV device. You know that poor device will need all the games it can get, just as the Vita. Also added some games to the list by request.Any new information on Cross Region Gifting.Like steam have had for years.I do mean gifts would have to be purchased as gift. (not transfearal of used). Kind of like ho. When are the following titles getting on the SEN store?PSP:Final Fantasy Crisis CoreGhost in the Shell: Stand alone ComplexKingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep (yes I know of 2.5 hd remake, but thats not playable on portable device is it?;) )PoPoLoCroisTales of EterniaTales of the World Radiant MythologyThrillvilleValkyrie Profile LennethPS1:XenogearsSuikoden IIWhy I keep asking (for the PSP ones), I got most of these on UMD, but I do not want to have to drag the PSP whit me in adition to the Vita.

And for those that do not get (portable ie, Vita) remakes, it would be sad that people would not get to play them in the future. I adition, soon these could be fun to play on PS TV device. You know that poor device will need all the games it can get, just as the Vita. Also added some games to the list by request.Any new information on Cross Region Gifting.Like steam have had for years.I do mean gifts would have to be purchased as gift. (not transfearal of used). Kind of like how I can order a physical version from US and use it, I want o be able to buy a digital version (or DLC) on a american account and gift it to my main account as to not have to logg different acounts to manage my games. Or to send gifts to a friend, or recive gifts from a friend.Oh, and to anyone complaining about me reposting, if they (SCEE, Not other people) would just take time to reply, something like: We have brougt your suggestions to the correct people/departments.

Id shut up (about the things in the post) for atleast a few months. Alright, some questions.First off, is there any possibility for some sort of “import games” treatment to some of the PSP games that never made their way to European PSN? Mainly games like Yggdra Union and other JRPGs Atlus made available years ago. It seems like the usual work to get these games to European PSN isn’t seen worth the trouble anymore, but if you’ve managed to get some of the PSOne titles as US import releases in European PSN, could the same treatment be executed with some PSP titles, as well?Of course, some PS1 Classics could also benefit from that treatment, even though there wouldn’t be that kind of need, as the games were already published in Europe earlier like Legend of Dragoon. And Breath of Fire IV. Are these at least considered?The Mediatonic Bundle still isn’t available in many European countries. Any chance of fixing that?And I happened to see a Puzzle Quest game for PSP on the PS TV compatibility list, but I’ve never seen the game in my country’s PSN.

Alright, some questions.First off, is there any possibility for some sort of “import games” treatment to some of the PSP games that never made their way to European PSN? Mainly games like Yggdra Union and other JRPGs Atlus made available years ago.

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It seems like the usual work to get these games to European PSN isn’t seen worth the trouble anymore, but if you’ve managed to get some of the PSOne titles as US import releases in European PSN, could the same treatment be executed with some PSP titles, as well?Of course, some PS1 Classics could also benefit from that treatment, even though there wouldn’t be that kind of need, as the games were already published in Europe earlier like Legend of Dragoon. And Breath of Fire IV. Are these at least considered?The Mediatonic Bundle still isn’t available in many European countries. Any chance of fixing that?And I happened to see a Puzzle Quest game for PSP on the PS TV compatibility list, but I’ve never seen the game in my country’s PSN. It seems that this is once again a game that has been only available in select countries.

Any way to fix this?Other than that, good stuff in the update. Still hoping for those PSP games to go on sale, though. Nothing for me this week.

I may pick up Nidhogg when the price comes down and Tales of Hearts R can wait – Freedom Wars is owning my Vita. =DWill be getting LB3 and the Season Pass on PS3 sometime soon, but disappointed with regards to the Vita version being a watered-down port to fit in with Nintendo’s weaker hardware. It’s a damn shame to see such fine hardware always being held back because the 3DS is too weak.

As a huge DC Comics nerd it would be an absolute dream to have the proper LB3 game on Vita, available where ever I go. It’s also really annoying that the Vita version doesn’t get the DLC, especially since there’s “PlayStation exclusive” Batman Beyond DLC. Vita’s a PlayStation too. Shocking, I know. =/Serious question: Are we even getting Mutant Mudds Deluxe, Dragon Fantasy II or 1001 Spikes?

Not a bad week. Not a bad week at all. If only I didn’t spend this month’s game budget on that huge The Last of Us statue box they found gathering dust from storage room of my local game store;)And if you don’t own Killzone Mercenary, it’s a steal for that price. I already own a retail copy, but am tempted to buy digital edition too for that price. It’s an amazing game. (I was on beta and bought retail copy since I loved the game – but it’s still sealed as I have a huge backlog and full memory card ’ but based on beta and all the recommendations it has got, I can recommend it to any one who loves FPS or wants to support AAA Vita games:D).