Japanese online store Brain Police are taking pre-orders for a series of nail files inspired by the Tales of series.

The Good Smile Company are releasing a new series of Nendoroids based on the Tales series of RPGs.

Namco are re-releasing older Tales games on PSP and PlayStation 3 as budget titles to celebrate the series’ 15th anniversary.

A Namco Bandai community manager once stated that Microsoft and Namco have an exclusivity deal for Tales of Vesperia on the Xbox 360. This information, she revealed today, is not true.

It seems we won’t see pirate Patty or Tales of Vesperia on PlayStation 3.

Before you get your hopes up, this post doesn’t have anything to do with the PS3 version of Tales of Vesperia being released anywhere else.

Idolm@ster SP has been out for a year now and Namco Bandai is still releasing downloadable content. The latest batch contains something for Tales fans.

On May 28, Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike comes home. The animated movie preludes the events of the game and focuses on Yuri’s life as a knight.

Sales of Karol’s Keroro (aka Sgt. Frog), one of the paid downloads in the PlayStation 3 version of Tales of Vesperia, broke the 35,000 mark.

The latest downloadable Tales of Vesperia costumes turns the lead characters into other Namco Bandai characters.

Namco Bandai hasn’t announced it, but Computeruniverse.net says a localized version of Tales of Vesperia for PS3 is coming to Germany. In fact, they’re taking reservations for it.

Namco Bandai’s latest fashion line for the Tales of Vesperia cast is a set of video game outfits based on classic Namco characters.

Other Tales heroes spiritually found way into Tales of Vesperia, sort of. Their outfits made it into the game.

Bad news Tales fans. Rikiya Koyama, the voice actor that said Tales of Vesperia was coming to the Wii, made a mistake.