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#1 huntersX2
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The game may release on Live and Steam or PC-CD. The buttons will display as X-Box 360 on both X-Box 360 and PC because you can use your Controller on the PC. In fact most games that are on PC can be playable with the 360 controller. Surely you don't think all PC games are played with a keyboard and mouse >< o_0.

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#2 huntersX2
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Japanese have an entirely different definition on what remake is. They have already remade FF 7, in fact they've remade FF 7 four times then called them prequels' and sequels'. Now will they actually remodel Final Fantasy 7? Not in this day because they're to busy making money with other sources and more then half of the people who call themselves fans and say that they would buy it will most likely steal a copy of it before it comes out, so why waste the money remaking this oh so favorable game when they can just forget about it. Here is a suggestion, go buy the game on PSN or wait till the PC verson releases on Steam.

Some examples of "remade games" are Resident Evil Umbrella and Darkside Chronicles, Star Ocean 4 was suppose to be a remake. Castlevania Lord of Shadow, New Super Mario bros is but has remodeled levels from both S-Mario Bros and S-Mario Bros 3making it not an actual remake. Ninja Gaiden series is actually a sequel but they call it a remake, I can name thousands of games that claim to be remakes but are actually not. The reason I call FF7 series all remakes because that was their intentions when they made Avent Children, back in 2001 Square Soft let their fans choose witch Fina Fantasy game they would like to see remade and of course the votes were higher for FF7 with FF8 in second so kiss FF8 good bye for remakes. There was also talk about Chronos Trigger remake and Mushashi 2. CT never made it but there was a Mushashi 2 on the PS2 and later came Final Fantasy. No I'm not going to show you prof of this because it was over 5 years ago, that blog page probably doesn't exist anymore plus it was in Japanese and I believe if people are really fans they would keep up with this info.

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#3 huntersX2
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You need to take this up with Square Enix then.

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#4 huntersX2
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The best thing you could do is check the game before you buy it, on the back of the games will be a display of the languages options in the game. For example I live in germany, on the back it would say spiel text and sprache duetsch that means the game texts and voice over is Germany only, most of the newer games have multiple flags witch indicate there are multiple languages and will also tell you rather it is the text and voice or just text. Another example is Final Fantasy 13 witch will be out soon, will only be in Japanese and English, but for the rest of the world the Spiel/Game text will be in the language acording to the area it's released. Basically look up the info before you go looking.
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#5 huntersX2
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Also there may be some retail stores that sell US games, they're rare and most aren't suppose to. Here in Germany we have a Jacobs and they only sell ports from the US if they have been cut, they also sell Pal games in English witch orginally should be in the UK.
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#6 huntersX2
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Normally the games would be in English but sometimes the developers would put the languages acording to where you live. Some games have multiple language selection in Europe, this is mostly with games with E and T American rating because they can be sold in all countires without breaking laws. If the country you live in is strict then they might have cut some things out witch means they might also only have one language. The best thing to do is call the company or ask someone who has the game around you, game stop for example could be helpful. I have that peoblem too, but the guy at a gamestop here in Germany speaks pretty good english so he tells me witch games have it and witch ones don't so I can get them from the US.
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#8 huntersX2
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Didn't you guys know there are 32gig SD Cards? that's more then enough space for game demos and all your favorite VC games, Also Nintendo Game Cube did have lots of demos for you people that think they weren't into it. Demos encourage people to buy games, it is dumb for them not to do it with the Wii.