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Lloyd Irving's twin blades open Tales of Symphonia (2003) on a console that had the journey to itself at launch. Namco's action role-playing game uses the series' real-time battles, so where a fighter stands changes what a strike can hit.
Colette's pilgrimage, the Desians' human ranches, and a world that is not the only world sit under the fights. Linear-motion combat lets a player run behind an enemy instead of choosing a spell and waiting on a still menu.
Later ports carried Lloyd's party off the GameCube. At launch the journey was exclusive to that console, which is the fact the original audience lived with.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
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