hehe, take your pic from these handful of reviews :P I actually don't see the point in buying two RPGs at once. I'd much rather play through one all the way through, then start another one. If I really wanted a change of pace, I'd play a few rounds of a shooter like Gears, or play some Rock Band. I duno, I just don't want to end up not finishing a game.
I'd recommend buying one at a time, unless you have a lot of time on your hands. To fully enjoy both games, you'll need a lot of time. And why not just buy one, then buy another one when you finish that one, because you'll know there will be a price drop. Anyways, Infinite Undiscovery is a very enjoyable JRPG, but it does have some issues. Among them are framerate slowdowns, bad save points, and some annoying design quirks. Overall, 7.5-8.0 for me.
Infinite Undiscovery is an amazing game, but it is short, so the infinite part is a little misleading I have heard most people are completing it in around 35 hours, and thats 100% complettion. Im at the mid-point just got to disc 2 last night and Im at around 7 hours, but I am not exploring, just getting a play through out of the way.
I'd recommend buying one at a time, unless you have a lot of time on your hands. To fully enjoy both games, you'll need a lot of time. And why not just buy one, then buy another one when you finish that one, because you'll know there will be a price drop. Anyways, Infinite Undiscovery is a very enjoyable JRPG, but it does have some issues. Among them are framerate slowdowns, bad save points, and some annoying design quirks. Overall, 7.5-8.0 for me.BioShockOwnz
Do you think Tales of Vesperia is better than Infinite, i'm guessing you played both.
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