found the graphics rather poor for the Vita and saw some gameplay elements as archaic or poorly tuned. In March 2013, Famitsu ranked the top games of 2012, and Innocence R reached 13th place. In July 2014, Innocence R was ranked by Japanese website Inside Games among the top ten popular role-playing games for the Vita. Additional media Multiple pieces of media have been created either to promote or complement the game before and after release. To promote the original title's release, the company created an "Adventure Voice DVD", featuring multiple characters from previous Tales games. Multiple books were created after the game's release, including three guidebooks, a two-part novel adaptation released between January and March 2008, and a three-part weekly series of instruction guidebooks released between November 30 and December 30, 2007. The guidebooks contain gameplay hints, concept art and staff interviews. The game was also adapted into a two-part audio drama. Titled , the two volumes were released on June 25 and July 25, 2008. Shortly after the release of Innocence R, Bandai Namco developed and released a free smartphone app and released it through iTunes on January 27, 2012. The app allowed users to play selected songs from Innocence R, as well as view concept art and character profiles. A rhythm game was also included for the tunes, allowing players to post their scores on Twitter. Innocene R was adapted into a manga. It was collected into a single volume and released on May 25, 2012, as . References External links Tales of Innocence official website Tales of Innocence R; official website 2007 video games Alfa System games Japan-exclusive video games Multiplayer and single-player video games Action role-playing video games Nintendo DS games Innocence, Tales of PlayStation Vita games Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists