Tales Union has an image of the boxart for the European version of Tales of Vesperia for the Xbox 360, as well as some more information about the game's release date.
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It seems that there was more than just a text reference in the game to Patty Fleur, the new female character in the PlayStation 3 version of Tales of Vesperia.
Kotaku: Yes, we know there's a pirate girl named Patty Fruel. But there's got to be more to separate the upcoming PS3 version with the Xbox 360 one released last year. Well, there is.
Not only is Tales of Vesperia getting a PS3 version, the role-playing-game is also getting a big screen version.
Kotaku writes: "The PS3 version of Tales of Vesperia feature is getting a new, exclusive character: young pirate girl Patty Fruel. But perhaps, this isn't the first time we've heard of her.
A news post on Xbox 360 Spain has sparked a rumor that Tales of Vesperia's European release will have dual-audio (Japanese/English), along with sub-titles in Spanish (which signifies each language will get their own translations of the script).
GamersDigest writes;
In this month's special issue of the Kinema Junpo magazine, there will be an announcement that Namco's Xbox 360 exclusive RPG, Tales of Vesperia will be adapted by Kadokawa pictures into a theatrical movie.