Main Series Video Games
The games in the series have been divided into two types -- the main series of games, called "Mothership Titles", and the side story games, titled "Escort Titles".
| 1995 – | – Tales of Phantasia | ||
| 1996 – | |||
| 1997 – | – Tales of Destiny | ||
| 1998 – | |||
| 1999 – | |||
| 2000 – | – Tales of Eternia | ||
| 2001 – | |||
| 2002 – | – Tales of Destiny 2 | ||
| 2003 – | – Tales of Symphonia | ||
| 2004 – | – Tales of Rebirth | ||
| 2005 – | – Tales of Legendia | – Tales of the Abyss | |
| 2006 – | |||
| 2007 – | – Tales of Innocence | ||
| 2008 – | – Tales of Vesperia | – Tales of Hearts | |
| 2009 – | – Tales of Graces | ||
| 2010 – | |||
| 2011 – | – Tales of Xillia | ||
| 2012 – | – Tales of Xillia 2 |
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