We are not sure how credible this news is but the folks from Kotaku had mentioned that Rikiya Koyam, one of the voice actors for the game had mentioned on his official blog:
“Tales of Vesperia is coming out on one thing after another: Xbox 360, then PS3, and now upcoming, goes on sale even on the Wii. More shortly, the feature film anime version is also opening in theaters (But, I, I’m not in it…), and after that, there’s also a CD.”
I am pretty sure some Xbox360 owners can still feel the rage when their “ever-exclusive” Tales of Vesperia was announced for the PS3..and now the Wii ? It maybe possible that it is not Tales of Vesperia but Tales of Graces but then again…who knows ;)
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Well I would be really mad if it was, what happened to my 360 only Tales of Vesperia. If it does happen the value of the wii will really go up. (I mean tales of Symphonia 2, then tales of grace and probably ToV too >.<)
prolly u have seen the trend that Tales games are moving towards wii imo.
It was confirmed she meant Tales of Graces not Tales of Vesperia. That is still a pretty big slip-up, plus it would take so much to port Tales of Vesperia to the Wii, it would just get butchered. Mostly it seems that Tales games see a little bit of every console, the reason for the PS3 port is the ability to port the game relatively easily to the PS3 from Xbox 360 while also adding more content due to the increased storage of Blu-ray discs. The same thing has happened with Eternal Sonata, Bioshock, and soon with Star Ocean 4: The Last Hope International.