Final Fantasy VII Accidentally Re-released
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It's a re-release with supposed upgraded textures/audio/all that, not too much of a difference, but there will be a difference. They are fixing up their old game and adding DRM to it too, at least that is what was implied when they announced it.8-Bit_Jack said:
What is this last bit about. This is Square Enix, but I don't really know what you mean by screwing people over, when has Square screwed anyone over?
Wait, what?
They released a game early by mistake: I guess that can happen.
It doesn't work per se: understandable under the circumstances as it wasn't really meant to be released.
Not refunding customers who spent money on their game and only got it because of their mistake: Are. You. On. Crack dear sirs?
They released a game early by mistake: I guess that can happen.
It doesn't work per se: understandable under the circumstances as it wasn't really meant to be released.
Not refunding customers who spent money on their game and only got it because of their mistake: Are. You. On. Crack dear sirs?
this is why final fantasy 6 will always be the best:
better story
better characters and a crapton of them
lots of things to find and collect (i.e. tools and espers)
awesome bad guy
no loading times
can name your characters any stupid name you want
you dont need a high powered machine to run the rom version of it, also makes it portable
LONG as hell
some of the best pieces of music in gaming history
i could go on but you get the picture
better story
better characters and a crapton of them
lots of things to find and collect (i.e. tools and espers)
awesome bad guy
no loading times
can name your characters any stupid name you want
you dont need a high powered machine to run the rom version of it, also makes it portable
LONG as hell
some of the best pieces of music in gaming history
i could go on but you get the picture
What ever happened to the customer being right? Obviously, the people who support Square have not worked one of those horrific jobs with this motto.
Digital property is supposed to have very similar rights to physical property. So let's compare Final Fantasy VII to a cheeseburger that all of your friends claimed was delicious, but it turns out to be a bit overhyped.
If a customer orders a cheeseburger, they're gonna expect a cheeseburger. You can't tell them to come back in a few days when you have ground-beef. If they start complaining that they've been waiting too long, stuff a few fries or downloadable soundtracks/wallpapers into their fat faces. That'll teach 'em.
Digital property is supposed to have very similar rights to physical property. So let's compare Final Fantasy VII to a cheeseburger that all of your friends claimed was delicious, but it turns out to be a bit overhyped.
If a customer orders a cheeseburger, they're gonna expect a cheeseburger. You can't tell them to come back in a few days when you have ground-beef. If they start complaining that they've been waiting too long, stuff a few fries or downloadable soundtracks/wallpapers into their fat faces. That'll teach 'em.
OK, so what I've gathered from this topic...
Shitstorm.
Oh well. I just hope the people that paid for their (defective) copies of FFVII find some way to play the game eventually.
Shitstorm.
Oh well. I just hope the people that paid for their (defective) copies of FFVII find some way to play the game eventually.
...So people bought vopies of and old game that won't work, and when the companie took it off their listing, people complained anyway? ...Would this story warrant that mass facepalming clip?
