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Read Full StoryGamersyde has some new Infinite Undiscovery screens from the recent update over at it’s official website. Three new characters were revealed: Eduardo, Luka and Roka as well as some gameplay and cutscene shots of them in the game.
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We are in love with this game! You should love it too! We have more Infinite Undiscovery screenshots and it’s only looking better and better. I personally can’t wait for some gameplay footage to see how the battle system fares. It looks pretty slick from the handful of screen shots we’ve seen.
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Famitsu has published a batch of new screenshots of the upcoming Square/Tri-Ace RPG, Infinite Undiscovery.
They don’t show off anything spectacular, but once again confirm that the game’s visuals are definitely on par with other high-profile titles.
Via Forever-Fantasy
Yes! More Square-Enix news! For the second day in a row, Square has launched another website for some of it’s upcoming games. This time it’s for the upcoming Xbox 360 action RPG Infinite Undiscovery.
Once again, the site is in Japanese, but the menu is in English so it’s fairly straight forward. The Character, System and Battle pages have quite a handful of nice screen shots if you want a better glimpse at what the game will look like. The background music selection is also really nice.
The latest edition of Famitsu has revealed new information and images from Square Enix & Tri-Ace’s upcoming Xbox 360 RPG, Infinite Undiscovery.
The images in the scans below show off some surprisingly good-looking graphics, as well as providing us with a preview of the battlesystem.
Infinite Undiscovery is set in a world that changes in real-time, with players’ choices leading to ‘unknown discoveries, explaining the reason behind the name of the game.
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