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    Infinite Undiscovery On The Cheap. Anyone looking for a low-cost stocking stuffer for the JRPG fan on their list might want to take advantage of today's Amazon deal of the day. Square Enix's Infinite Undiscovery is 50% off its regular retail price which, given it's rather middling review scores, should make the purchase more palatable. [Amazon]
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    PAX Impressions: Video Game Hands-On Blitz

    Another Penny Arcade Expo come and gone and I find myself on my couch trying to remember the games I saw, the things I did and the people I talked over the last three days. I can sort out the panels from the events and the events from the experience – but beneath all of that is the most important part of PAX – the part that you want to hear about: the games. More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery Screens Galore

    Sure, you can go look at screenshots of Square Enix's more popular upcoming titles, but what about games we have a chance of playing this decade? Infinite Undiscovery is little over a month away, and Squenix has released a massive set of 30 screenshots to prove they're prepared. None of this same screenshot over and over again business, no sirree. This is a game we'll shortly be able to touch. Personally I think the company needs to release this, Star Ocean: The Last Hope, and The Last Remnant under a special "Waiting For FFXIII " imprint. More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery: Jogging For A Long, Long Time

    So, you know that Square Enix RPG that's coming to the Xbox 360? No, not that one. Infinite Undiscovery, which is actually being developed by Star Ocean developers Tri-Ace and published by Squeenix, looks rather like a Final Fantasy at first blush, which makes one wonder if it wasn't the backup plan in the event that Microsoft's much-prized (and Sony-disappointing) multiplatform deal with Square Enix for FFXIII didn't work out. More »
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    Here's Four Minutes Of Infinite Undiscovery

    Yup. Four minutes of Tri-Ace's Infinite Undiscovery. Looks like the very first four minutes of the game, too, so don't press play expecting to see some kind of pre-rendered sales pitch or innovative new feature. If you're after some stodgy animation and a lot of Japanese speech, however, go right ahead!
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    Star Ocean 4, Infinite Undiscovery Trailers

    Tonight's Microsoft Japan RPG press event wasn't all about announcements. There were videos, too! Here's two of them. Above, a trailer for Squeenix & Tri-Ace's Star Ocean 4, helpfully (and relatively tastefully) dubbed in English for all us English-speaking sorts. After the jump, an Infinite Undiscovery clip that takes the old trailer, keeps the cheese and throws in a few new scenes to try and hold your attention. More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery Dated For North America, Europe, Japan, Asia

    Square Enix published, tri-Ace developed Xbox 360 title Infinite Undiscovery has been dated for North America (9/2), Europe (9/5), Japan (9/11) and Asia (9/11). The North America and Europe dates are ship dates, but presumably the other dates are actual in-store dates. More »
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    Microsoft To Show Off Xbox 360 RPG Line-Up In Tokyo Tomorrow

    Microsoft may not be winning Japan over with its Xbox 360—it typically sells under 10,000 consoles a month in the region—but that doesn't mean it's going to stop trying. Tomorrow in Japan the company is holding a press conference to focus on its RPG line-up, presumably to show off future wares geared toward the market like Infinite Undiscovery and The Last Remnant from Square Enix, but it may have more than that. News from the event should start to hit late tonight, very early tomorrow morning in the West. More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery Screens: English Text, Stern Faces

    Note: Just be sure, before you read this, look at the screens then get all lippy, this isn't a Square Enix game. It's a Tri-Ace (Star Ocean) game. Got it? Great, let's move on. These 8 screens for the upcoming Infinite Undiscovery make it clear the game will be marked by two things: serious teenagers, and fantastic dialogue. Fantasticer than the game's title, even. More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery: The Finite Trailer

    With the news that Square Enix will bring tri-Ace's Infinite Undiscovery to the Xbox 360 this September comes an obligatory trailer full of emotional drama, pretty graphics and moody music. The lip syncing may be painfully off, but if you don't revel in valiant warriors shouting "Innuendo Dive!" or "Peacock Blue!" amid laser light shows and battles with giant floating octopi, there's something very wrong with you, pal. Get help. It looks better in HD, so catch that one if you're interested. More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery Finds Release

    Xbox 360 owners with a burning desire for fantasy RPGs will be infinitely thrilled to learn that the Square Enix published, tri-Ace developed Infinite Undiscovery will hit on September 2, 2008. You know the drill—young man with cool hair adventures with a group of like-minded heroes, wearing dandy outfits on a journey to save a planet from certain doom. Should be fun, as team members from the Star Ocean and Valkyrie Profile series make real-time battles pretty on 360 hardware. More »
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    Discovering Infinite Undiscovery With tri-Ace

    Aside the super-brief trailer shown at Microsoft's pre-TGS conference that's now looping at Square's booth and the anemic website, tri-ACE hasn't really given us much about their long-festering, upcoming RPG Infinite Undiscovery. Piling into a hotel suite with director Hiroshi Ogawa (tri-Ace) and producer Hajime Kojima (Square-Enix), they filled in a few of the blanks for us, including the big question: "What the hell does 'Infinite Undiscovery' mean?" More »
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    Infinite Undiscovery Screens

    Ash got a brief look at tri-Ace's Xbox 360 title Infinite Undiscovery in motion at Microsoft's pre-TGS press conference, but now, you too can enjoy the beauty of this glorious RPG with these magical stills. The recently launched official web site for the Square-Enix and Microsoft Game Studios co-venture isn't exactly dripping with content, but it's worth mentioning. For now, enjoy these gorgeous screenshots of the Xbox 360's next attempt at capturing the imagination of JRPG fans. More »
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