As a big fan of his predecessor Tales of Symphonia for the GameCube, I could hardly wait for the European release of Vesperia. And it was worth it. The combat system is entertaining, but tactically and it makes a lot of fun to try new combos and his team to reorganize (the characters located not on the team with leveling up, which is very pleasant). Graphically, the game is very nicely finished and looks like from a picture book, but might be too colorful one or the other, but that one sees already before Kaufob one like it or not.
Story-wise, although it is typical JRPG fare, but at a very high level. One can never be sure who is friend or foe, and there are several Story Twists act never mounted. Negative I have to say that it will take quite long to the "real" story really begins and the motivations of the different characters are always clear and credible, but sometimes this is because they are a pretty reingehämmert.
But these small flaws are easy to miss and you get with Vesperia best ever JRPG of X Box offered (on a level with Lost Odyssey).
