Square Enix has hit on a brilliant system for doing demos, and come up with something that people will not only pay for, but actually want to keep them on the system after they buy the full game. I’m talking about Dissidia Duodecim Prologus – one of the smartest stunts I’ve seen the Japanese publishing giant pull to date.
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