Any way to run this @ 60 fps?

[Clamp]

I really want to play this game but since i've played it originally on GameCube playing it again at 30 fps would be a major turn off. Is there any way to run at 60 fps, with mods or whatever method?

[HideoKoncima]

You can't. The game engine is in 30 fps, and also if you manage to increase it, you'll break the game "brain".
The only true native 60 fps Tales, is Berseria. I guess not even Vesperia will have a 60 fps engine.

[Great Duck]

TSFix lets you outright speed up the game by entering a higher frame rate, but no actual increase. The Gamecube version's performance (the occasional visual effect as well as the 60 FPS) will forever be its jewel alone.

[Aifread]

Gamecube still isn't perfect though. It still has a lot of slowdowns during high-level spell animations that don't happen in any other version.

[Glitch]

Originally posted by SiegfriedM:

You can't. The game engine is in 30 fps, and also if you manage to increase it, you'll break the game "brain".
The only true native 60 fps Tales, is Berseria. I guess not even Vesperia will have a 60 fps engine.

Vesperia runs at 30fps outside of combat, 60fps during combat

[M3gadeuce]

You can get it to 60fps on pc, just not through playing this version. That's all I'm going to say about it before the banhammer comes down.

[Rithm Fluffderg]

The game seems to run smoothly enough for me - in fact, I really don't notice any difference between this and the Gamecube version, FPS-wise.

Though the most likely explanation is that the TV I was using when I played Symphonia on GCN wasn't capable of displaying 60 FPS. If I were to play it on the TV I'm using now, I'm sure I could tell the difference, but...

I'd rather have JPN voiced skits and the PS2-exclusive content I missed out on.

[Michael]

Originally posted by M3gadeuce:

You can get it to 60fps on pc, just not through playing this version. That's all I'm going to say about it before the banhammer comes down.

lol

[SludgeSlave]

Originally posted by Rithm the Full Fluffy Alchemist:

The game seems to run smoothly enough for me - in fact, I really don't notice any difference between this and the Gamecube version, FPS-wise.

When people say that 30 vs 60 doesn't matter to them, I think it's crazy but I mean, I get it. It's not important to them. But when people say they *can't even tell* the difference? It's gotta be some sort of impairment. It actually must really suck not being able to enjoy that leap in motion quality because of what I can only assume is some sort of genetic malfunction.

[JSB]

I just tried 60 FPS via Lossless Scaling and it's amazing.