Final Fantasy VII and IX are both great games, VII has not aged fantastically but it is still worth playing - the gameplay and characters hold up well - the translation and graphics less so.
It's very easy to be critical of VII and most of those criticisms are valid, but as an overall package, it is a great, old game.
You have to play it in context - It's like trying to play StarCraft 1 now that StarCraft 2 is out - still great, just not current.
Same here. Now I'm OK because my current gen (and PC) library is almost completely digital. I only have Rock Band 4 on disc because I bought the instrument pack and didn't want to spent another $79 on a digital copy of the game.
P.S. I read that same Super Smash Bros manual in the car on the way back from Video Ezy. Those are lovely memories.
That's pretty typical for a modern shooter. Battlefield 4 launched with 10, Advanced Warfare with 13, and Titanfall had 15.
Battlefront isn't those games though. Dice is going backwards with this whole thing. Really a shame.
How do we know that these aren't 12 huge, intricately built next-gen maps that will blow our minds with all the features they put in them? Until they actually show something people are basically getting into a tizzy about nothing.
The sky is not falling... yet!
Either way you know we are going to get slapped with EA's typical map pack bullshit. I really miss the days when you bought a game and it was just everything, you didn't have to spend $100 more to get the "complete package".
Christ man, you haven't been able to do that for almost a whole decade! These are the times we are in, and have long since been in.
Also 12 maps sounds totally fine. Like others have said, BF4 launched with 10 maps and I never felt short-changed.
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