Wada surprised at Versus XIII 360 reactions.

[darthdevidem01]

FranTic91 said:

rutea7 said:
it would be ok if they didnt throw away half of the content... but of course they would.

who else was disapointed being in nautilus park and seeing all those blocked exits to other parts of the park that would make it feel like the golden saucer?

ffxiii was a huge dispointment compared to expectations and the way that square enix hyped it (it wasnt just the fans, they promised us the best ff ever)

but yeah right, i guess wishing the game was better makes me a selfish person cause "not as many people will play it"

well i'm a gamer, i only care about the quality of the stuff i play!

if they mess with the world map and all the stuff that we already know nomura is doing.... i will... for the first time in my life.... send hate mail to them.

i know it's not gonna do anything but i'll get off my chest at least.

I wouldn't really be worried by the amount of content that will be on the disc; KH2 was on a single disc and it was still a pretty large game.

I do understand your other concerns though.

You'd think that if a company had to remove content that was already in the game in the first place, they offer it as free DLC.

It's pretty obvious you've got two different divisions with Street Fighter 4 and Lost Planet 2, for example, seeing as how SF4 and SSF4 both got Championship Mode and Tournament mode-respectively-as free DLC, whereas we've heard nothing of the content removed from Lost Planet 2.

FF6 had a whole world cut out of it (esper world)

Apparently FF4 had 40% of its content cut

FF9 had a lot of stuff relating to Terra cut out of it, as well as a fuller explanation of the Fusion spell.

FFX had LOADS cut out of it, some of which made it into FFX-2 (Shuyin, the existence of ancient ruins above Mt. Gagazet, getting to actually explore some of the Farplane) and some of which didn't (like a greater explanation of the relationship of gravity magic to pyreflies).

FF13 began development on PS2, it had lots of content scrapped from that too. 

So why is this suddenly an issue now?