Tales of Graces/Trivia
- Actor Allusion: Veigue asks to find the sword Requiem, which looks like the 2P version of Siegfried's weapon from the Soul Calibur series. Both are voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama in Japan.
- Dueling Games: With Final Fantasy XIII, another fantasy JRPG of a long-running series, which was released on the same month for the PS3 and Xbox 360. XIII had slightly better critical reception and vastly superior sales, but the user scores were substantially higher for Graces.
- Fan Nickname: Tales of Code Geass for the game as a whole, owing to the almost-blatant promotion of the latter in the game, from appearances of some main characters down to outright references in DLC costumes.
- Marth Debuted in Smash Bros: Veigue, Kohak, and Reala (Unless you count the Shout-Out in Tales of the Abyss) cameod as bonus bosses in this game. In addition, plenty of Tales (series) characters who never got localized have appeared in the form of cartas.
- No Export for You: Really, it's almost redundant to add this to Tales games at this point. The kicker is that the Play Station 3 version is looking to avert this, while the console it was originally developed for will not.
- Which also breaks the trend, too. Looking at the record for Tales (series) games, the Enhanced Remake / Updated Rerelease on a Sony system is typically the one to not get exported. Part of the reason is that supposedly, the condition to get the original localized was an exclusivity contract.
- Relationship Voice Actor: Takahiro Sakurai (Asbel) and Hiroki Tochi (Malik) can also be seen co-working in .hack//GU as Haseo and Ovan.
- Also interestingly, Asbel is the current voice of X in Mega Man X, while Hubert voices X during his time in Mega Man Zero
- Remade for the Export: The PlayStation 3 port was what got translated.