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Forums - Microsoft Discussion - Tales of Vesperia and Infinite Undiscovery set for August?

Onyxmeth on 13 May 2008
ckmlb said:
What a dumb idea, releasing both big exclusive JRPGs of the year in the same month? I know I'll buy them both if they're good, but I'm sure many will pick and choose.
Well understand that two different third party publishers(Square and Namco) control the dates on these games and I don't think they're exactly communicating to eachother on the matter.

 



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windbane on 13 May 2008
rocketpig said:
darthdevidem01 said:
I don't know what possessed them to make it 360 exclusive..it makes no sense

Namco and MS have been bed buddies for awhile now.  I don't know how it happened, it just did... Look at Eternal Sonata and Ace Combat.


Yeah, and both of those are supposedly coming to PS3 at some point, so we'll see...



FaRmLaNd on 13 May 2008
Slimebeast said:
I keep forgetting, is Infinite Undiscovery exclusive to the X360? And who is making it?
Its made by Square Enix and as far as I know its 360 exclusive.

 



BluJay on 13 May 2008

I hope that one of the Tales games come out in the summer.



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*bleu-ocelot* on 13 May 2008
FaRmLaNd said:
Slimebeast said:
I keep forgetting, is Infinite Undiscovery exclusive to the X360? And who is making it?
Its made by Square Enix and as far as I know its 360 exclusive.

 


Its actually made by Tri-Ace the guys who do StarOcean.

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NeoRatt on 13 May 2008

Gamestop USA web site also has Tales of Vesperia in the USA for August 19th, so it is not only IGN.



Blacksaber on 13 May 2008

Well I know what I'm getting that day :P



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*bleu-ocelot* on 13 May 2008
SuperLloyd said:
Godot said:
I wonder if Tales of Vesperia will make it to PS3 after it colossal failure on the 360. I am saying that because Tales games do usually poorly outside of Japan (except for Symphonia).

If the game was ported to a console it would most likely be the Wii. The marginal increase in userbase probably wouldn't offset the costs of also bringing it to the PS3. It isn't exactly the same situationas last generation.

Of course, Namco could choose to ignore the game outright like they did with Tales of the Tempest.

 


Dude there has already been discussion about it heading to the PS3 down the line.The wii cant handle that level of celshading and textures and plus the wii is already getting TOS.

FinalEvangelion on 14 May 2008

Cool. They will both come out before I leave to Japan in September for 5 months.



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mrstickball on 14 May 2008

Namco can put Tales out in the US/Japan pretty close together. Remember Eternal Sonata? The game was actually done for US release in June or July, but they held it off for September hoping to get more sales with the Halo rush.



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