Veigue, gifted with an uncontrollable magnetic power, sets out to save Claire in a tale marked by tensions between Huma and Gajuma. Bandai Namco delivers a political and mature Tales of Rebirth, sublime Sakuraba score; Japan-only.
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Veigue Lungberg, wielding an uncontrollable magnetic force, sets out to save his childhood friend Claire against a backdrop of racial tensions between Huma and Gajuma. Published by Bandai Namco, released in Japan in October 2008. Real-time Force System combat, world shaped by deep racial tensions, Motoi Sakuraba soundtrack. Japan exclusive.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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A PSP port of Tales of Rebirth, an entry of the Namco saga kept exclusive to Japan, tackling themes of discrimination with a three-line combat system. Its appeal lies in this regional exclusivity of a never-localized Tales and a measured local run, sought by fans of the series importing its chapters absent from the West. An import target for Tales enthusiasts.
Is Tales of Rebirth still worth playing in 2026?
Tales of Rebirth puts Veigue, gifted with uncontrollable magnetic force, on a quest for Claire in a fresco marked by Huma and Gajuma racial tensions. Bandai Namco signs a political, mature Tales of Rebirth, with a well-thought 3D-Line combat and Sakuraba's sublime score. PSP version stayed Japan-only. A genuinely excellent detour via fan translation today.
