Its sequel came out in November of last year. Tales of Xillia came out in Japan in fall of 2011. This was mainly the highlight because of Baba’s meticulously maintained hair, earnest smile, and plushy he carried around with him throughout the afternoon, but the bits with videogames were definitely a part, too. It’s pronounced ‘Ecks-illy-uh.’ I was wondering, too.Īt the advent of Namco Bandai’s press event last week, we were treated to a cozy little presentation, the highlight of which was Tales of Xillia producer Hideo Baba talking a bit about the new game, through a translator, and then showing off.
