It amazes me how a company that's been around this long and makes this much money can fuck up re-releases - things that require very little work to begin with - of their flagship franchise so consistently, and so badly. The PS1 ports' load times, Tactics PSP's baffling (and deliberate) animation slowdown... Like, how?
Even if you didn't release a broken game and then offer no kind of explanation or compensation, which in itself is mind-boggling, why on earth would you use a version of the music files everyone hated? It's times like this that make me think Squaresoft became famous and prolific by accident, because they've been consistently stupid and clumsy throughout the years to go with it.
And people are seriously giving those objecting to their handling of this shit grief? Really? All the whining about piracy and self-entitlement, but when a company flat out steals from its consumers - because that's what selling a broken game and offering no refund is - you blame the people who got screwed? What the hell is wrong with some of you guys. This does absolutely nothing but vindicate people guilty of piracy, because piracy's biggest advocate is a lack of value to the consumer. The way this situation has been dealt with to this point does nothing but detract from the value of the product, and the company presenting it. I'm not saying piracy is right, but when things like this happen, it becomes a lot more attractive to people, and frankly, I can't blame them when their alternative is a product that doesn't even fucking work.