Infinite Undiscovery unreleased in Europe until Sept. 5

by Ludwig Kietzmann { Jun 10th 2008 at 7:00AM }

Well, apparently there were some minor caveats to Square Enix's trumpeted "worldwide release" for Infinite Undiscovery on September 2. You see, by "worldwide," the publisher actually meant "Americawide," but since this could likely be interpreted as some sort of critique against the continent's expanding obesity problem, it was better to just pretend that September 2, September 5 and September 11 all sort of vaguely fall in the same calender square.

As announced at a recent press conference in Japan (via 1UP's liveblog), these are the slightly staggered ship dates for tri-Ace's Xbox 360 RPG:

North America: Sept. 2
Europe: Sept. 5
Japan: Sept. 11

Though we like to tease, we're very impressed that Square Enix, known for excruciating localization delays between releases, is stepping up its global game.

Tags: Europe, Infinite-Undiscovery, Japan, JRPG, Square-Enix, tri-Ace

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Maverick Saturn @ Jun 10th 2008 7:06AM

hmm, well Japanese won't have anythign to moan about now, now all 360 needs is FF and Monster hunter and it should take Japan by storm :)

Ghen @ Jun 10th 2008 7:16AM

A difference of 9 days from first release to last release isn't a delay in game creation. More likely a delay in manufacturing, shipping, and politics.

Jfk Aok @ Jun 10th 2008 10:32AM

Or just manufacturing, shipping and economics

Maverick Saturn @ Jun 10th 2008 7:22AM

Tell me thats not the 360 game pic though, looks Wii gfx ¬_¬

ssuk @ Jun 10th 2008 8:23AM

I'd love to see the Wii pull those visuals off.

noskillbassist @ Jun 10th 2008 8:44AM

Maverick, you fail.

Jfk Aok @ Jun 10th 2008 10:24AM

The game looks poor cause there is absolutely zero lighting in that picture. So, it looks like a dark cloud/ff12 hd update.
Looks like square is still relying entirely on texture fidelity and not new tech/engines to pull of this gen of graphics. Oh well, ffxiii looks good.