Kratos plays Tales of the Abyss Bonus: Nebilim, Cameo Battle, and Nam Cobanda Isle

Описание: It's funny I didn't plan to do nearly this much just a few days before recording this. I was simply just going to stop at Nebilim but nope.

When things happen:
Nebilim: 47:15
Cameo Battle: 1:12:13
Nam Cobanda Isle: 1:27:22

New Music in this Episode:
Everlasting Fight:    • Видео  
Hidden Village:    • Видео  

Random Videos:
Mystic Arte Video:    • Видео  
Dist in a nutshell:    • Dist in a Nutshell  


Wish to see more or want to skip to a certain part? See the series playlist:    • Tales of the Abyss PS2 Version  

Ongoing Poll, What character should I play as? (Top 4 is also my party): http://strawpoll.me/3877039

Want to know more about Tales of the Abyss?

Tales of the Abyss is a role-playing video game developed by Namco Tales Studio as the eighth main title in their Tales series. Originally released for the PlayStation 2, the game was published by Namco in Japan in December 2005, and Namco Bandai Games in North America in October 2006. Its development team included director Yoshito Higuchi, producer Makoto Yoshizumi, and character artist Kōsuke Fujishima. The game features music by series composers Motoi Sakuraba and Shinji Tamura, and includes the opening theme song "Karma" by Bump of Chicken. Namco has given Tales of the Abyss the characteristic genre name To Know the Meaning of One's Birth RPG. A port for the Nintendo 3DS handheld was released in Japan in June 2011, with North American and European English versions following in November 2011 and February 2012, respectively.

Taking place in a fantasy world, the story focuses on Luke fon Fabre, a young swordsman whose pampered life turns upside down when he unwittingly becomes the target of a military-religious organization known as the Order of Lorelei, who believe him to be the key to an ancient prophecy. Together with his companions, Luke attempts to discover the truth and significance of his own birth, as well as unravel the mystery of The Score, the prophesy that has bound humanity's actions for thousands of years.

The game's "Flex Range Linear Motion Battle System" is real-time. The game controls are very similar to other Tales games, especially Tales of Symphonia, except with increased maneuverability. The player can attack, defend, perform a skill or call up a menu with multiple functions, such as using items or commanding an ally to perform an action. This system offers multiplayer co-op battles, and the camera for this mode is improved over the one found in Tales of Symphonia, zooming out as characters move away from each other so that other players are now always on screen. A new feature, "Free Run," allows the player character to run in any direction, unlike previous Tales games.

This series is NOT a blind playthrough

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Kingdom Hearts 1:    • Kingdom Hearts 1 (Blind)  

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Kingdom Hearts 2:    • Kingdom Hearts 2 (Blind)  

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