If they support it for 3 more years, it's likely they will break 100 million consoles.

100 1st party titles sounds a bit ambitious, but 3 more years of support is a really good deal.

@JBStone1981 @FarginIcehole @bunchanumbers @SpiderLuke lol

@JBStone1981 @FarginIcehole @bunchanumbers @SpiderLuke YOU'RE THE ONE YELLING! Isn't it past your bedtime?

@JBStone1981 @FarginIcehole @bunchanumbers @SpiderLuke Obviously, some people don't. 1987 was a good while back...probably longer than most here have been alive or played games.

@bunchanumbers @SpiderLuke The original game was Hironobu Sakaguchi's last effort at developing a game which is why he called it "Final". The game was hugely popular and as with most things, name recognition is very important, so the next game in the series carried the same name. This series has been around since 1987 and is still relevant which is good in an industry that is usually cynical when it comes to sequels.

Yes, but try to find a physical copy in a year or two. It may be nigh impossible, but only time will tell.

This game is likely to be rare. Not much of a market over here for it but Sega took a chance anyway. I'm glad they did. We need more variety in games.

@wiiutroll @chickenmanoktae Just because you don't like the numbers doesn't make them inaccurate #dealwithit

@Master_Adeum They never did sell out. Gamestop might have run out of their allotment of systems initially, but Best Buy has had them available all this time.