Resonance of Fate
Resonance of Fate is a role-playing video game developed by tri-Ace and published by Sega for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It was released in January 2010 in Japan and March 2010 in Western territories. The game uses a fast-paced strategic combat system revolving around different types of firearms and combination moves between the three playable characters. A 4K/HD remaster was released worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows on October 18th, 2018.
Tales of Rebirth
"Rebirth" was officially announced in April 2004, a week after the game's title and existence had been leaked to the public early after a story from "Jump" magazine was made available a week early due to mistakenly being shipped early. In July, Namco announced that people who pre-ordered "Tales of Symphonia" for the PlayStation 2 would receive a bonus disc featuring footage from an early build of "Tales of Rebirth", upon purchasing "Symphonia" in September. The same footage, along with a playable build of the game was present at the Tokyo Game Show in the same month. The game was released on the PlayStation 2 on December 16, 2004. In July 2004, IGN reported that "Tales of Rebirth" was a likely candidate for an English localization in North America due to the positive reception and sales of "Tales of Symphonia" in North America for the Nintendo GameCube. The PlayStation Portable port of the game, which featured graphical adjustments for the platform's widescreen, was announced in July 2007. The port was made following the port of "Destiny 2". As with those games, transplanting the 2D graphics onto the PSP and maintaining the experience of the original caused some difficulties. Conversely, they found the memory capacity of the PSP compared to the PS2 a good thing. Yoshizumi felt that the fact that it was a port rather than a remake divided the development team. The port also included extra minor story scenes and a viewing gallery for concept art. Neither the original nor the port of "Rebirth" have received an English localization, making it one of three mainline "Tales" titles to not have come to the west.