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Supposedly Capcom wants to keep their game from being sold on the used game market, which is understandable, but the way they implemented it through limiting you to only one save per game, ever, has far wider implications that would only hurt you as the consumer: - You cannot start over, unless you want to shell out another $40 for a new game. - You cannot replay the game, unless you want to shell out another $40 for a new game. And this doesn't even mention not being able to lend your game to your friends, something that not everyone does but is still worth mentioning. I don't care how great the game is. The best game I ever played came out 15 years ago and I still play it occasionally today because I love it, and part of the reason why I love it so much is because of all the things I've discovered through replaying it and the memories built up around that. When this game comes out, assuming you play through it right away, you won't be able to play the single player campaign a month from when you buy it because of this single save only feature. You won't be able to evaluate your mistakes and give it another go. This is the equivalent of paying $15 for a DVD movie and only being able to watch it once. Even if the single player is the best the world has ever seen, it means nothing if Capcom limits you to enjoying it only once and from enjoying it to its fullest extent. DO NOT BUY.