@animegamerQ The battles are in real time, however your main character has a "base point" that he always returns to after his attacks.
This base point will either be the place where you last stopped him from running, the last point where he was attacked and hit by an enemy, or the point that you manually walked up to yourself.
The other characters can only be controlled indirectly with commands (or controlled by the AI), but you can change their positions with the Form command in the menu.
I am currently playing ToP, never finished the game. The later dungeons are quite nice, requiring you to solve some good puzzles, I just think about Volt's Cave for instance.
The only thing I dislike is the broken sounds on ZSNES, but I don't blame the developers (as it's free, they did it with THEIR spare time). Here, it is the sound if you clash into an enemy using Phoenix. But on bsnes, it is 100%ly accurate, even the enemy dying sound in Chrono Trigger sounds perfect (play the original).
The battles are pretty similar to Street Fighter - you control the main character manually (the others are controlled with different commands), and depending on when you press certain buttons you will deal different sorts of blows (for example, pressing Up+A will make you stab the enemy, and pressing A twice will sometimes deal critical hits).
There's also a super-cool item that lets you use any techniques you want at any time by pressing button codes. :D
WOW all the character look sooo different except chester.....weird
windwaker0rules 1 month ago
@animegamerQ The battles are in real time, however your main character has a "base point" that he always returns to after his attacks.
This base point will either be the place where you last stopped him from running, the last point where he was attacked and hit by an enemy, or the point that you manually walked up to yourself.
The other characters can only be controlled indirectly with commands (or controlled by the AI), but you can change their positions with the Form command in the menu.
Laurelindo 4 months ago
I like forcing Origin into a corner then spamming Gale Shield while Klarth rains Volt-based death on him.
JanusHoW 4 months ago
The only tales games I like are TOP and Tales of Eternia. Hated both TOTA and TOS. The music is just so beautiful in TOP.
axnasia1 7 months ago
I liked GBA actually better than SNES because the "running back" was soooo annoying in this version ;)
Blitzballgott 8 months ago
Aaaaaah, the red and blue particles from a defeated boss <3
MegaKilt 10 months ago
You play it on emulator, right?
Tuuurek20 10 months ago
Whoa, immediately starting off a fight with a Jigenzan!
adikkuchan 1 year ago
this game is sooooo epic the SNES version can not be beat!!!
holykirby95 1 year ago
I am currently playing ToP, never finished the game. The later dungeons are quite nice, requiring you to solve some good puzzles, I just think about Volt's Cave for instance.
The only thing I dislike is the broken sounds on ZSNES, but I don't blame the developers (as it's free, they did it with THEIR spare time). Here, it is the sound if you clash into an enemy using Phoenix. But on bsnes, it is 100%ly accurate, even the enemy dying sound in Chrono Trigger sounds perfect (play the original).
Surlentkun 1 year ago
Origin looks diferent as well for Volt, more diferent from Tales of Symphonia.
Thekinggamelon 1 year ago
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holykirby95 1 year ago
Snes Chester without techniques will always make me laugh xD
Classic game but still one of the best :3
MechMaster90 1 year ago
@MechMaster90 he hits pretty hard though
Zodiamaster 1 year ago
i had this game for gba but i lost it a long time ago i beat it 3 times though where can i find another
taeasgj 1 year ago
@taeasgj snes version interwebs look it up lol
holykirby95 1 year ago
The battles are pretty similar to Street Fighter - you control the main character manually (the others are controlled with different commands), and depending on when you press certain buttons you will deal different sorts of blows (for example, pressing Up+A will make you stab the enemy, and pressing A twice will sometimes deal critical hits).
There's also a super-cool item that lets you use any techniques you want at any time by pressing button codes. :D
Laurelindo 2 years ago
Fightig the Spirits is such a hell of a damn cool music *-*
ericsigil 2 years ago 10
Its real time battle system
SpiritG0d 2 years ago 3
hey this is only the 2nd game i know on snes with real time battle system, besides secret of mana.
Can you tell me some other games either on SNES or PS1 with similiar battle system?
Primer9 2 years ago
there is "Star Ocean" for SNES and have a battle system pretty similar to ToP
fanoultimatev2 2 years ago
Tales of... is a series, and there's 2 games on the PS1 (3 if you count the remake of ToP, which imo is superior to this version)
Barrylocke 2 years ago
i still want the psp version to bad it never came out over here
fotheloveofmusic23 2 years ago
man,the tales games are he best
kratosaurion24 2 years ago 18
the japanese dub is far better than the english dub
even the techniques names sound cooler
srmoogle 3 years ago
Agreed
SpiritG0d 3 years ago
its cool how much of the characters and music run through all the Tales gamesl
aGothicStory 3 years ago 3
lol, even the menus and interface are the same
Shiranai13 3 years ago
trapping it at the wall of the stage and using Gale Shield makes the battle way faster.
DeathFlea 3 years ago
Did you make this version yourself?
CinnabonChan 4 years ago
Umm.. Version? I dont think so.
I am not even sure what are you talking about.
SpiritG0d 4 years ago
game looks good i might get this since the batle system is somewhat like tales of destiny
janiekenzu 3 years ago
They are part of the same series, after all.
JanusHoW 3 years ago
Considering destiny is after this
gbahole1 3 years ago
@SpiritG0d I think CinnabonChan means to ask you if you recorded this video yourself. =P
Laurelindo 4 months ago