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Posted: Oct 26th 2007 12:17PM itsburnsie said
Kind of want?
It's really great to see more RPG's on the 360, but honestly, Squeenix has really been letting me down lately. FFXI was an MMO, FFXII was an MMO without the online part, this just looks kind of bleh.
I'll reserve judgement until I can see more, but honestly what kind of a name is infinite UNdiscovery?
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It's really great to see more RPG's on the 360, but honestly, Squeenix has really been letting me down lately. FFXI was an MMO, FFXII was an MMO without the online part, this just looks kind of bleh.
I'll reserve judgement until I can see more, but honestly what kind of a name is infinite UNdiscovery?
Posted: Oct 26th 2007 12:28PM Softserve said
I don't know, I think FFXII was more a combination of things. It's really nothing like an MMO when you get down to it, aside from enemies actually being on screen. I liked the game, though... It is worth noting that SE has arguably done more interesting non-FF things the past several years, though.
I honestly think this looks great so far and unlike the FF games, this is being developed by Tri-Ace. They're known for Valkyrie Profile, Star Ocean and Radiata Stories. All of which I think have offered something decent (particularly Radiata and VP).
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I honestly think this looks great so far and unlike the FF games, this is being developed by Tri-Ace. They're known for Valkyrie Profile, Star Ocean and Radiata Stories. All of which I think have offered something decent (particularly Radiata and VP).
Posted: Oct 26th 2007 11:08PM (Unverified) said
Is this going to come out before FFXIII comes out for the PS3? Could it be that the first Next-Gen JRPG from Square-Enix comes out for the 360? :D
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Posted: Oct 26th 2007 3:35PM (Unverified) said
IU is looking great.
I've been covering Infinite Undiscovery since it was announced on my RPG site, here is a direct link to the Infinite Undiscovery section: http://rpg360.blogspot.com/search/label/infinite%20undiscovery
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I've been covering Infinite Undiscovery since it was announced on my RPG site, here is a direct link to the Infinite Undiscovery section: http://rpg360.blogspot.com/search/label/infinite%20undiscovery
Posted: Oct 26th 2007 3:53PM Anticrawl said
By the way, stupid fucking name for a game. I can't imagine how one would undiscover something and even more boggling is how a discovery would be reversed. Why the need to add the word infinite infront of it? To cause even more confusion and hatred of a title I know nothing about? I'm not buying this game already.
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Posted: Oct 26th 2007 4:18PM (Unverified) said
I think this is just the japanese name. When it gets translated it will have something that suits our tastes more.
Like "Biohazard" is called "Resident Evil" etc.
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Like "Biohazard" is called "Resident Evil" etc.
Posted: Oct 26th 2007 4:19PM (Unverified) said
oh and thanks for the link Jordan.
The game is looking pretty top notch. I expect a Name change most definitely.
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The game is looking pretty top notch. I expect a Name change most definitely.
Posted: Oct 26th 2007 5:00PM (Unverified) said
Square seems to have no limit for setting and scenery design, so why havent they mustered up a semi original character design since the super nintendo? At some point the FF's became hard to distinguish since all the characters look the damn same. And i won't even get into their lazy ass story and character development. Come on Square, impress me again
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Posted: Oct 27th 2007 12:37AM (Unverified) said
why do people keep mentioning sqaure enix as dev's? Tri Ace is developing, not SE
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