Tosses bread.
Okay, I'll feed you this time. But just this once.
I was a PS2 player. "I" grew up and moved to the PC. The PS2 limitation argument made me do it. The "PS2 version of FFXI" lacks nothing. It's the same as the other versions. It's the PS2 itself that lacks the space to expand the game as a whole. I guess because for that, a lot of players react out in frustration/anger towards PS2 supporters.
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- Linkin Park (Dedicated to all the trolls and flamers out there)
Sony did the box art for a Capcom game?
Like how people talk like dropping the PS2 means losing every single person that play on it when in fact a large portion of them would simply convert at that time. With more following later. Nothing is instant by all means, it will take time, there will be troubles. Very few of this minority would quit all together and it would benefit the community as a whole in the long run. We shouldn't leave ourselves chained to the past.
lol, no they just came up with the idea of the boxes being that size instead of just doing cd cases like music cd's
what in the world is a music CD...
we aren't using it as a scapegoat. It's a simple fact that the PS2's hardware limits the game's ability to expand, grow and change. That doesn't mean the PS2 is or was bad, it's just a fact of life. Computers have gotten better while the PS2 has stayed the same. The PS2 is not upgradable, and that puts a limit on the life of an evolving game like FFXI on that platform.*sigh* PC users grow up... stop using the PS2 as a scape goat.
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