Prove it then EA. Make a true squeal to Dungeon Keeper and maybe we can talk.

At launch day I went to Target after dropping off a package to the post office nearby to see if they had any in stock. Not surprisingly, they were out. I was talking to the employees there and they told me their store was only given a dozen bottles. They had to limit one bottle per customer. Sold out in minutes. WTF!? If you're going to sell a promotional item at least make it larger batches. Let's see if Jones Soda Co learns their lesson... >_>

Seems very ambitious. This doesn't seem like they're applying a new coat of paint and calling it a day, it's a more fleshed out and expanded FFVII. A re-imagining. But I'm getting the impression most people think this is just a remaster split into multiple parts to milk the fan base. If SE can pull this off, to make it larger than the original, then I'm up for that. I can always play the original on Steam. But I have my doubts.

I do recommend people to play without cheats, but it's a single player game. Who cares if someone uses cheats. It won't affect my game. If it increases their fun, more power to them. I don't judge. *shrug*

Extremely unclear announcement. Why are they so vague? SE, if you're going to chop up FFVII into multiple episodes, say so. If instead you're also going to give remake treatment to the FFVII spin-offs, say so. Come clean SE, being this vague is helping no one. You're better off not saying anything at all... I never understood why companies do this... >_>

Is it me or does it feel like the ATB battle system is still in place? The attack animations are just very flashy and gives the impression it's more real-time and actiony, but in reality it's still turn based. If that's the case, I'm fine with that. *crosses fingers*

It's a fun game, but it just got too expensive, even playing casually. And I hated the random booster packs. I eventually just went and bought singles only building decks on a budget. But I eventually quit. Now I play LotR LCG, even though it's co-op and not competitive, it scratches that same itch of building decks and playing a game with a lot of depth. Plus it's much cheaper and no random boosters. You get a full playset of the cards with one purchase (sans Core).

@Halloll: agreed... really annoying...

This is a nice companion app. Can't wait to try it out in-game. Even comes with a small mini game: Atomic Command.

The guy covered a lot of ground, much more than I initially thought. He was also sprinting as much as he can. The whole stretch took him 11:30 minutes. Those 10+ minutes takes longer than you think. I'm not worried, it seems comparable size to Skyrim.