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They do tend to be somewhat random, although some of the games will define the meaning of their names within the games themselves. Tales of Vesperia, for example, is literally the story of the adventuring group Brave Vesperia, from their origins to their greatest adventure. Tales of the Abyss is a story about the world above an abyss, and the danger of it sinking back into such.
The original game was called Tales of Phantasia largely for Rule of Cool, however.
Shouldn't the main page list the systems and countries the games were released for (as the one for the Atelier series does)?
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On this work, that information is outsourced to the pages for the installments. I don't see a problem with that.
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It means you have to spend extra time finding it that shouldn't be necessary. It wouldn't take that much effort to add the information to the main page.
It's information of low relevance anyhow. So I stand by my dissupport.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Is there a description somewhere of the meaning of each of the games names? They seem kinda random.
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