@badwedgie00: If anyone remembers the initial release of the xbox 360 had interchangable face plates and I was extremely happy with the wood look one I had. I wish they would bring face plates back. The new E version is quiet and more energy efficient with a bigger hard drive, but I still miss my wood face plate.

the lack of chrono trigger turned this from a must have to a maybe sometime. I have most of these on emulator but to be able to play with a real controller on a tv is the real draw. And while I do have my original SNES hooked up to an old CRT HDTV TV right now, 2 things are an issue: 1) the composite output of the SNES does not do well on today's TVs. I can imagine they are going to put some effort into cleaning up the graphics to at least not look like complete crap on someone's 72" HDR 4k tv. 2) In the past few months I had been playing the Super Mario RPG cartridge that I've had since its release and was most of the way through a new play through when the thing decided to lose all but 1 of my save slots. The poor old piece of tech might be feeling its age. So in essence, I'm hoping this little console they're selling has improved graphics and more reliable storage.

Question: Say someone is in the middle of playing a game on this service when the availability of that game expires. Because the game has been downloaded to their hard drive, is it still available to them until they delete it? Or because it's off the service it becomes unplayable and/or requires purchase to continue? Just curious.

It makes me thinks bioware is really worried about this game selling based on the amount of press they've been putting out. Seems like 2 more articles are up every other day.

@twilightangel: office linebacker!!

I never thought I'd be complaining about obvious coleman camping equipment product placement. Seriously, I didn't see it coming.

@eridian00: I believe you said all the things I have been trying to cobble together for a response.

at this point I feel like the main game should be free to download with the add ons and expansions costing a bit

@milk: If the family sues and wins their lawsuit based on that argument then be ready to welcome hitting the "agree" button to a lengthy disclaimer every time you open up any game on a smart phone.

@runstalker: I'd buy the SNES version for 3 games: super metroid, super mario rpg, and chrono trigger. With those, they would have my moneyvery quickly