1. Not "compatible" with the Sony headset. 2. No voice chat. 3. I'm not sure about the voice-recognition, but there doesn't seem to be ANYONE talking about it, and it would be a huge selling point if it existed. 4. That's ANOTHER $40 added on to a game that you're already shelling $100 for the PS2 version ($140 if you don't have a broadband adapter)
All in all, I'd rather buy the PC version, as I already have a hard drive, network connection, keyboard, headset, and all the other stuff. Paying that much money to play ONE game is way too much, even if it is a Square title.
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asenathwaite
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Date: 2004-05-06 02:48 am (UTC)2. No voice chat.
3. I'm not sure about the voice-recognition, but there doesn't seem to be ANYONE talking about it, and it would be a huge selling point if it existed.
4. That's ANOTHER $40 added on to a game that you're already shelling $100 for the PS2 version ($140 if you don't have a broadband adapter)
All in all, I'd rather buy the PC version, as I already have a hard drive, network connection, keyboard, headset, and all the other stuff. Paying that much money to play ONE game is way too much, even if it is a Square title.