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JGarret on 26 August 2008

...more promising, Tales of Vesperia or Infinite Undiscovery?

Maybe some of you will say "both will be great!!!"....but if you could only pick one, which one would it be?

 

 



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Riachu on 26 August 2008

both are interesting to me but I would have to go with ToV



 

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JGarret on 26 August 2008

@Riachu

is it true IU´s combat system is even more 'real time' than ToV?



Xen on 26 August 2008

Infinite Undiscovery... the concept is far more interesting.



Godot on 26 August 2008
Xen said:
Infinite Undiscovery... the concept is far more interesting.

 

The Tales games are much better than everything SE has done in the last 7 years. The focus is on story and characters rather than graphics. The characters in SE games are lame and generic. Also, the battle system in Tales is really similar to that of Star Ocean and is really fun. Tales is multiplayer but maybe Infinite Undiscovery is as well. I don't know.

 



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Riachu on 26 August 2008
Godot said:
Xen said:
Infinite Undiscovery... the concept is far more interesting.

 

The Tales games are much better than everything SE has done in the last 7 years. The focus is on story and characters rather than graphics. The characters in SE games are lame and generic. Also, the battle system in Tales is really similar to that of Star Ocean and is really fun. Tales is multiplayer but maybe Infinite Undiscovery is as well. I don't know.

 

That's not always true though.

I'm choosing ToV because according to 1UP Yours, ToV >IU.

Also, ToV is already the 2nd highest rated Tales game(just behind ToS) on Metacritic and Gamerankings and the reviews have been postive so far

 



 

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Naum on 26 August 2008

Don't care I have bought them both (prepayed )



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badgenome on 26 August 2008

I have a lot more faith in ToV to be a good game, especially in light of the reviews so far.

Still, I'm going with Infinite Undiscovery first thanks to the pre-order bonus.



Goddbless on 26 August 2008

I can't call it right now.



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Godot on 26 August 2008
Riachu said:
Godot said:
Xen said:
Infinite Undiscovery... the concept is far more interesting.

 

The Tales games are much better than everything SE has done in the last 7 years. The focus is on story and characters rather than graphics. The characters in SE games are lame and generic. Also, the battle system in Tales is really similar to that of Star Ocean and is really fun. Tales is multiplayer but maybe Infinite Undiscovery is as well. I don't know.

 

That's not always true though.

I'm choosing ToV because according to 1UP Yours, ToV >IU.

Also, ToV is already the 2nd highest rated Tales game(just behind ToS) on Metacritic and Gamerankings and the reviews have been postive so far

 

 

Yeah, maybe I exagerated a bit. They are often lame and generic. Like Vaan = Tidus and Yuna = Ashe.

There are great characters such as Auron, Rikku, Balthier or Fran.



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