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Tales of Graces f on PS3
Attention reader, bored of playing the same games over and over again? Looking
 for a good series to get into. Maybe even a fan of the “Tales Of” series? Then Tales of
 Graces f should be on your priorities list. Not only is it the first tales of game to come out
 since Tales of Vesperia (that has been localized) but it also comes with bonus content.
 There has also been some changes with certain aspects of the game.
 The first thing to mention is that titles aren’t just little bonus things anymore. But
 give stat increases and give the character their artes, or abilities in battle. There is a set
 back to this though, there are just so many of the pesky things like one-hundred or so for
 each character. But despite this there is a much wanted feature in Tales of Graces f .
 That would be fully voiced skits, little optional things for humor. Finally getting this
 feature is nice because the Japanese have had it since Tales of Symphonia. And onto
 the main bonus feature. A completely new story arc based six months after the ending of
 the main arc. Another huge change is the battle system.
 The change is that instead of using TP (tactical points) the games uses CC (chain
 capacity). Basically it works the same but CC constantly restores itself and is used for all
 actions in battle where TP is used only for artes not basic attacks. But this makes it easy
 to make combos, especially in overlimit.
 Instead of one individual filling his/her own overlimit gauge by attacking it is all sent
 to the eleth gauge (overlimit bar) and when it is filled the entire party goes into overlimit
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