Infinite Undiscovery: Demo video

Commented on 2008-07-03 00:47:20

looks nice!

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Commented on 2008-07-03 04:00:46

Does anybody know if we'll be able to play the game in Japanese with English subtitles? In the demo they speak Japanese but the menu in the beginning was in English. I really hope I can play this game in Japanese because the English dub is just awful.

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Optimusv2

Commented on 2008-07-03 08:08:04 In reply to Jollipop

Posted by Jollipop

Mehhh so nevermind the gameplay and that it could be one of the best JRPGs for a long time, I guess if the visuals don't hold up in a game these days its a stinking turd, nice logic you have. :S

Seriously. I wouldn't doubt this being the best jrpg we've gotten all gen when it releases. This gen is all about the grafix! :P

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Optimusv2

Commented on 2008-07-03 10:46:04

The game looks downright kickass.

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psy

Commented on 2008-07-03 10:48:50

cheers Blim! looks ace, cant wait for September.

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GangstaNip

Commented on 2008-07-03 10:52:07

Yeah i peeped in on xbl while ago, got more interesting. The more, the better:)

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Johnny_Holiday

Commented on 2008-07-03 11:03:17

is the fightsystem turnbased or realtime like oblivion?

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Optimusv2

Commented on 2008-07-03 11:12:49

Real-time and absolutely nothing like Oblivion :)

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koikoi34

Commented on 2008-07-03 11:18:43

reflect drive
I can play the attack of the enemy back without receiving damage in a timing of the attack from an enemy by pushing LT in total.

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n00bzRtehgey

Commented on 2008-07-03 12:41:27

Not really into J-turds, but this could be cool.

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Jollipop

Commented on 2008-07-03 12:47:50

Looks pretty damn good, septemeber better hurry up :(

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Mushroom132

Commented on 2008-07-03 17:32:24

This game looks unimpressive.

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mt_sabao

Commented on 2008-07-03 17:33:07 In reply to Dehnus

Posted by Dehnus

I really don't see everybody's problem with multiple discs or not. I mean, won't we see that when the game comes out and it isn't like Blu Ray doesn't have it's drawbacks, with installing games.

Cmon, people play these games for like 50 hours, it takes them a total of 1 minute to swap the disc the 3 or four times they'll have to do it to complete the game...
like, what's the bitching for?

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R3V0LV3R

Commented on 2008-07-03 17:34:29 In reply to Dehnus

Posted by Dehnus

I really don't see everybody's problem with multiple discs or not. I mean, won't we see that when the game comes out and it isn't like Blu Ray doesn't have it's drawbacks, with installing games.

im with u their, multi discs are fine especially with rpgs as you wont be changing disc until atleast 10hours in.

this is not a dig at ps3 but i feel its better to have multi discs then large installs on harddrives.

on topic: the visuals are not great and it does give you that rpg feel that you have seen this a 1000 timews but the fact that it the fights are not turn base just makes this an instant buy for me

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MugiMugi

Commented on 2008-07-03 17:45:41

The problem with PS3 and installs is due the slow read speed, not due to little storage space on Blue-ray even if the game where small it still read to slow and it compensate it by installing quite a lot of common things to the HD.

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R3V0LV3R

Commented on 2008-07-03 18:09:29 In reply to MugiMugi

Posted by MugiMugi

The problem with PS3 and installs is due the slow read speed, not due to little storage space on Blue-ray even if the game where small it still read to slow and it compensate it by installing quite a lot of common things to the HD.

is the slow read because of the ps3 or the blu ray disc?

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Jollipop

Commented on 2008-07-03 18:20:41

Who even cares, I don't see either a problem, If you can't wait for 8 minutes for a game to install there is something wrong with you, and if you can't get up to change a disc again... somethings wrong.

I thought MGS4 had too much installing, but most PS3 games aren't half as bad as that.

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Dehnus

Commented on 2008-07-03 18:41:20 In reply to MugiMugi

Posted by MugiMugi

The problem with PS3 and installs is due the slow read speed, not due to little storage space on Blue-ray even if the game where small it still read to slow and it compensate it by installing quite a lot of common things to the HD.

I know it is because of slow reading speed of the drive, but tell me now... Is changing a disk so much more anoying then waiting a few minuts to install the next chapter of Metal Gear Solid 4? Some Sony Fanboys act like it is the end of the world that a game would be on two disks, and some MS fanboys do that viceversa with the installing. Granted Sony could have thought of a better system (Like the one in the Original Xbox (also in the 360 if yours has a Hard Drive and the guy who coded the engine knows how to the use it). The Original Xbox has one partition split up in, I thought three, sections. Working under a First In Last Out principle. A game uses this partition to install some crap, then the next game uses the next one and so on. If all three parts are full, the game that wasnt played for the longest of times is the one who's installed files will be removed. Same with the 360 if you use it right, you can actually detect if a HDD is present, and if yes, you can still use this mechanism to speed up load times.

I can't see why the PS3 wouldnt be able to do that, it would save the user a few screens of "do you want to install..." crap, but it isnt like it is the end of the world, because you have to wait 5 minuts before you can start your game. Seriously.

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[quote=MugiMugi]The problem with PS3 and installs is due the slow read speed, not due to little storage space on Blue-ray even if the game where small it still read to slow and it compensate it by installing quite a lot of common things to the HD.[/quote]

I know it is because of slow reading speed of the drive, but tell me now... Is changing a disk so much more anoying then waiting a few minuts to install the next chapter of Metal Gear Solid 4? Some Sony Fanboys act like it is the end of the world that a game would be on two disks, and some MS fanboys do that viceversa with the installing. Granted Sony could have thought of a better system (Like the one in the Original Xbox (also in the 360 if yours has a Hard Drive and the guy who coded the engine knows how to the use it). The Original Xbox has one partition split up in, I thought three, sections. Working under a First In Last Out principle. A game uses this partition to install some crap, then the next game uses the next one and so on. If all three parts are full, the game that wasnt played for the longest of times is the one who's installed files will be removed. Same with the 360 if you use it right, you can actually detect if a HDD is present, and if yes, you can still use this mechanism to speed up load times.

I can't see why the PS3 wouldnt be able to do that, it would save the user a few screens of "do you want to install..." crap, but it isnt like it is the end of the world, because you have to wait 5 minuts before you can start your game. Seriously.

Ishigami

Commented on 2008-07-03 20:40:06

They got a lot of work to do till fifth of September.
Aya is missing the bow in her hands and the quiver on her back in the sequences of the second part. Voice act is mostly missing, sometimes improper, the AI got some bad errors and it seems like to need balancing.
None the less I’m really looking forward to this one.

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n00bzRtehgey

Commented on 2008-07-03 22:22:23

The advantage of swapping a disc instead of an install is saving space, and a guarantee that you can play the game whenever you want down the road without having to delete other games or reinstall it.

Reminds me of PC gaming. Reinstalling old games over and over again is pretty annoying. Swapping a disc is a better idea.

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Jollipop

Commented on 2008-07-04 00:00:57 In reply to n00bzRtehgey

Posted by n00bzRtehgey

The advantage of swapping a disc instead of an install is saving space, and a guarantee that you can play the game whenever you want down the road without having to delete other games or reinstall it.

Reminds me of PC gaming. Reinstalling old games over and over again is pretty annoying. Swapping a disc is a better idea.

Um then get a larger HDD, ya know you can swap the HDD in the PS3, just like you can a PC :S

Infact your arguement is quite flawed as many 360 owners with 20 GB HDD's run out of space and have to delete stuff to make room for new demos, videos and trailers, that they wish to keep.

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RuneX

Commented on 2008-07-05 15:26:08 In reply to Jollipop

Posted by Jollipop

Um then get a larger HDD, ya know you can swap the HDD in the PS3, just like you can a PC :S

Infact your arguement is quite flawed as many 360 owners with 20 GB HDD's run out of space and have to delete stuff to make room for new demos, videos and trailers, that they wish to keep.

I dont know, ive had 2 360s now for 2+ years each and have yet to run out of space, yet my 20GB PS3 is out of space and holds less than 1/10th the actual content. This is due to installs. I dont want to replace the HDD because I refuse to mod/alter/change my consoles for the explicit reason that I buy a console to play games without having to think of hardware at all. I also like to get up and go, which is why I loathe installs on both PC and PS3.(and if the 360 had them, id hate them too) Changing disks is actually annoying to me as well, but if I have a choice, id take it as it wouldnt take up valuable space that I dont wanna update.(for the record my 20GB PS3 is actually filled up with almost nothing but install files. I think I might have 3 psn games and a demo)

Point is, if you like PC's and their system than your likely the type of person who doesnt mind installs. If you hate PC gaming and just like quick fixes for games, than the install system is nothing but a nuisance.

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[quote=Jollipop]

Um then get a larger HDD, ya know you can swap the HDD in the PS3, just like you can a PC :S

Infact your arguement is quite flawed as many 360 owners with 20 GB HDD's run out of space and have to delete stuff to make room for new demos, videos and trailers, that they wish to keep.[/quote]

I dont know, ive had 2 360s now for 2+ years each and have yet to run out of space, yet my 20GB PS3 is out of space and holds less than 1/10th the actual content. This is due to installs. I dont want to replace the HDD because I refuse to mod/alter/change my consoles for the explicit reason that I buy a console to play games without having to think of hardware at all. I also like to get up and go, which is why I loathe installs on both PC and PS3.(and if the 360 had them, id hate them too) Changing disks is actually annoying to me as well, but if I have a choice, id take it as it wouldnt take up valuable space that I dont wanna update.(for the record my 20GB PS3 is actually filled up with almost nothing but install files. I think I might have 3 psn games and a demo)

Point is, if you like PC's and their system than your likely the type of person who doesnt mind installs. If you hate PC gaming and just like quick fixes for games, than the install system is nothing but a nuisance.

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