The redheaded stepchild of the Final Fantasy series that was ahead of its time: save whenever, no random battles, and an easygoing adventure without the melodrama.
Infinite World has been called a poor man's Burst Limit, a poor man's Budokai, and even "Superman 64" on occasion. But I call it fun.
Believe it or not, today is the 10 year anniversary of the archive opening its doors.
On 2nd of February 2007 From Earth posted the very first archive announcement thread, with only 7 LPs at first: Dungeon Explorer, Final Fantasy VIII by Leovinus, Flashback, Silent Hill 1 & 2 by From Earth, and Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines.
Now the archive is hosting Two Thousand (count them - that's 2000!) LPs. That's an amazing milestone to hit, congratulations to all the LPers in these hallowed halls!
To celebrate this landmark we're enjoying a retro day! Experience the archive almost approximately similar to how it was when it first launched!
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