@Acillatem1993: Final Fantasy 6 was released on the western SNES as Final Fantasy 3. I think they are just keeping the classic name for this thing. FF4 was called FF2 back in the day as well.

FF7 was the first one released with it's real number outside Japan in 1997. They went back and did correctly numbered re-releases of older games after that.

Holy crap! I think we are finally getting a true, genuinely great DBZ fighting game.

@forester057: It's true, there is some hypocrisy to the all-female screenings, and there probably would be some outrage to an all-male screening of a male fronted super-hero movie. But then, there is a huge gender imbalance with these movies. Wonder Woman is probably the first serious female-fronted superhero movie. I can't think of another off the top of my head, unless you want to say Catwoman and Elektra were serious. With that context, I totally get why women might want to have an exclusive gathering somewhere to celebrate.

Seriously, which male superhero should men come together and celebrate our man-ness with? You listed three off the top of your head, and that's not even the half of it. We've got Batman, Spiderman, Aqua Man, even freaking Ant-Man has a movie, and Captain Marvel got pushed back so they could make a second one of those sooner.

If a single Wonder Woman movie is all it takes to emasculate the whole male population, then we don't deserve our balls.

@Servare: I too appreciate that she actually looks dressed for battle.

@Barighm: All warrior chicks fight in high heels. Haven't you ever played a video game before? :)

@That-Guy-Jeff: I don't necessarily disagree with your point, but they could have done much less work and achieved better results showing Igvild's actual face. Slapping the CGI on top looks creepy, and jostles my sense of immersion in the film.

@Legend_of_Link: I think it's because of how long this game has been in development, and it's many delays.

The actress looks more like Carrie Fisher than the CGI face did. Hollywood needs to stop doing this until the tech is actually ready.

@snxx: I felt the same way when people started complaining about motion controls. Games have been so refined for so long that we have no patience for experimentation anymore.