What's it matter?

A bit hokey as a marketing point, multiplying all the possibilities together to get a big number.

From what I heard at the time, because the game could already have been made to work without SSD and the premise that it needed it was mostly just marketing.

So the FBI is capable of a bit of honest policework now and then.

There are games that just released today that aren't worth keeping, but that doesn't mean everything worthwhile is being preserved.

@faithxvoid: What's that supposed to mean? It's not a conspiracy. There's no money to be made from game preservation. That's the biggest obstacle it faces.

This game is so well-optimized that it could probably even work on Switch. But ports don't make themselves.

Yeah Sakurai, we want it ported too. Other than successfully implementing fast and precise aim on a handheld, it's not really a "touch screen" game, and the controls are also regarded by most as physically strenuous.

All I can think of is that "Sabotage" sounds pretty threatening.

Nobody plays male Shep, so it probably wouldn't have sold as well to the people who actually wanted it.