Infinite Space DS - full anime in English

Infinite Space is an anime-style, sci-fi RPG from Sega's Platinum Games coming to DS next spring, and this is the first English-language trailer for it.

If you like Japanese-style anime get the popcorn out because the trailer is a mini-episode of an anime cartoon. It's nearly five minutes long, which should get you familiar with characters and setting.

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In the game, you design your own spaceships and then pilot them as you delve deep into space. It hit Japanese shelves on June 11 and scored 34 out of 40 in respected magazine Famitsu.

Mike Jackson