I wouldn't really call that a missing feature exactly. Its more of an extra if you ask me. Anyway, SE generally does a pretty good job with their English VO's so its not really anything to be worried about unless you're one of those people who simply cannot stand English VO's whether good or bad.

Well if starting on the Xbox 360 version earlier than originally expected results in us gamers outside of Japan getting the game sooner then I'm perfectly okay with Square Enix workingon both versions simultaneously.

[QUOTE="Ragnarok1051"][QUOTE="Keep-the-Faith"]

So?

you change a disk.

id take that over a mandatory install anyday.

-Oath

Not if you have a HDD which majority of 360 owners have. Before you even start the game start the disk installation, grab a soda, sit back for maybe 12 minutes and your set to play.

[QUOTE="CAlNlAC"]Cuddlesofwar actually brings up a pretty good point. One of the benefits of p2p based online play which can really help older games is that so long as people are still playing it you can join their room. In like a game like say PDZ for example, a launch title on the 360. You can still find and join a game online pretty easy because its p2p and still a small number of players play it online. Now if on the other hand PDZ was using dedicated servers MS would have likely shut them down cause theres just not enough people playing to justify the expense of running the servers. So basically you're out of luck if that happens. Still though I would like to see more games using dedicated servers on XBL.dthach614

do me a favor... halo 2 was a very popular p2p online game for it time... go try to find a match and tell me how long it took.

go test out all the old p2p games

[QUOTE="speedsix"]

PS3 owners lose out big time in terms of console online;

Xbox Live = Best online implementation

Halo 3 = Best adverserial multiplayer

L4D = Best co-operative multiplayer

Not to mention exclusive DLC.

dthach614

Xbox live doesn't have dedicated servers.

Why don't lemmming never talk about the multiplayer aspect of XBL?

they always talk about the shopping entice dashboard, the messaging invite, the communication. but never the lack of dedicated servers. lets talk about the bullspit of p2p connections.