Most importantly, unlike Tales of Destiny 1, the game's color palette has expanded beyond 256 simultaneous colors to paint a beautifully colorful, vivid world. While time spent battling at the game's kiosk was limited, the system feels largely the same as previous Tales titles, though AI customization has been refined significantly to allow for greater precision in controlling your teammates' strategies. The first Tales title in North America was relatively well received, and the next Tales installment to reach our shores appears to be a solid, if somewhat unchanged progression in the series. Namco estimates that Tales of Destiny 2 will take players over 60 hours to complete, and has set the game for a release on the PlayStation in North America sometime in September. Tell the Agency Tales of Destiny 2 Data Feed Read the latest gaming news.
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