Quote: "Lets just hope its not crappy as PC versions of FFVII and FFVIII"
Crappy? I've never had problems with the PC version and they've ran great, I ran FF7 on Windows 95, 98 and XP, FF8 on Windows 98, XP and Vista, no problems - for GeForce and nVidia chipsets you need a patch, but that's because FF7 and FF8 were designed for 3Dfx cards. Okay for Vista, FF8 you need to relocate the .exe file to stop it crashing on start up, but then it's an old game, but it still runs the same the day I bought it. Looking on different forums it seems Vista users have most trouble with Final Fantasy XI.
PC versions were great.
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Actually that's kind of not true. Games are developed on PC using hardware dev kits, so they're not standalone and fully functional on the PC by itself. You'd have to have a 360 or PS3 devkit hooked up to run it."
Probably why some games aren't released on PC when you'd expect them to, like CoD 3 (which was developed by someone else the CoD, CoD2 and CoD4, apparently) but hey at least Square are switching to PC tools again, this in my opinion, is another step forward in the Next Generation, or at least for PC gamers...means I don't have the pressure to buy a PS3 or XBox 360 now, Square was one of the only reasons I was going to get a console.
"Experience never provides its judgments with true or strict universality; but only (through induction) with assumed and comparative universality." - Immanuel Kant