kupomogli said:
Same here. Other than Street Fighter 4, with your standard fighting game I don't purchase it because there's always a complete edition with more character somewhere down the line. I actually got suckered by Capcom. I purchased Street Fighter 4, then Super Street Fighter 4 was released and I assumed they weren't going to release another, so purchased that when it hit $20, then arcade released which I didn't purchase, and now Ultra is coming out. I purchased Dissidia and although Dissidia Duodecim came out later, there was a lot of dramatic changes in the content. Honestly though, Square Enix should have just added new characters, new stages, new music, new skills/character tweaks, and called it a day. The additional storyline they added was garbage. Though I did like the one dungeon mode, that's actually pretty cool and adds a lot of replay value for single player. I liked the idea of there being a replication of the FF1 world map in 3D, but it just slowed the pacing of the already poor single player story mode down, with a pretty much empty shell of a world map. |
You and me both. In fact, I've made it a rule to NEVER EVER buy any capcom game on first iteration. Though as we both see, it's not foolproof...
I actually liked the new stuff in Duodecim. In fact, it was far more more seamless and enjoyable to play than that goddamn squares system in the original. Even my girlfriend liked it, and that was her first experience with any FF (her taste is specific: platformers and Pokémon).
