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GameTrailers.com presents the first ever gameplay footage to be seen of the English Tales of Graces f. It is commentated by Namco Bandai brand manager, Josh Sepielli, and is focused primarily on the battle system.
The walkthrough is fairly thorough, and also provides an insight on many other elements including the artes, mixing, field environments and dialogue.
Watch the clips below.
Tales of Graces f is slated for 2012 in North America and Europe.
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