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10 September 2012

Obsidian Teasing Mysterious "Project X"

A teaser for what appears to be a countdown to the reveal of a brand new game has appeared on popular RPG developer Obsidian's website.

The landing page currently features the number four enveloped by an Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake or a dragon eating its own tail. The text below reads: "What do the words mean? Nothing. The Dirge of Eír Glanfath is sound without form, a lone voice crying out in mourning because it must."

Clicking on the image takes you to forum landing page for Project X Speculation & Discussion where Obsidian fans have begun to speculate on what the words mean.

Described as a forum for "Obsidian's next RPG endeavor" it teases said game is so secret "not even its project codename is yet being revealed."

Stick around for updates and speculation.


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24 Agustus 2012

The World Ends With You Coming to iOS

Square Enix's quirky RPG The World Ends With You is apparently coming to iOS later this year.

We told you earlier this week that a countdown clock had appeared, teasing an imminent announcement about the franchise. Although there are still 2 days and 14 hours left until the big reveal is scheduled, it appears that Square Enix may have spoiled its own surprise a little early.

The eagle-eyed observers over at Andriasang noticed that the company's e-Shop recently added a listing for a new The World Ends With You soundtrack, which mentioned the title was due to release on iOS later this year. Whoops.

Although the offending text has since been removed, with the counter set to hit zero over the weekend we'll soon know for sure whether this is what we've been ticking towards. There's no guarantee that this is all the information to be released either; could the game finally be about to get the sequel we want and that has been teased?

We'll find out in a couple of days.

Luke Karmali is IGN's UK Editorial Assistant. You too can revel in mediocrity by following him on IGN and on Twitter.


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