Tales of Symphonia Remastered was released last week on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch by Bandung. Loyal fans of the Tales franchise are always looking forward to it. The reason is that Tales of Symphonia is one of the finest Tales games of all time.
Fans were displeased when they learned that the game could only run at 30 frames per second, whereas it can only do so on the GameCube, which can only do 60 frames per second. There are other shortcomings in the game that have enraged players.
Tales of Symphonia Remastered is a story about technical difficulties.
Symphonia's Gameplay Has Been Remastered
The remastered version of Tales of Symphonia had a problem with textures disappearing due to HD upscaling, and loading time also forces players to wait long, even if it doesn't go to the game every once.
Nintendo has confirmed that it will not be present at E3 2023, according to other reports.
Players vent their displeasure on social media. There are also those who compare the HD version on PS3 and Steam to the previous one.
Bandai Namco apologizes.
Bandai Namco has finally opened up about a series of player complaints about Tales of Symphonia Remastered. It apologized while stating that they would correct the game. However, the account only mentions the Switch version when reporting in-game issues.
"We have verified that there are issues with gameplay in the current version of Tales of Symphonia Remastered." We will notify customers when a fix is released through this account, but please wait for further information.
The fact that Tales of Symphonia is such a popular Tales game is no surprise since it is the first Tales game to be released internationally. It's no wonder fans asked Bandai Namco to produce a remastered version of the game. Additionally, Bandai Namco has stated that it would consider remastering other Tales games.
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