Laziness doesn't explain it either, they have to record the English audio track regardless of whether they put dual audio tracks on the disc or not. They're just cunts.
FF13 could be a significantly larger game (indeed, it probably will be) than any of those. Having dual audio might require more disks for 360 than it already will.
I really don't care about dual audio unless the dub were really atrocious, which I highly doubt. But sacrifices of any kind made to the PS3 version for the sake of the 360 will piss me off.
Makes little sense, really. True, HD-DVD has a peak capacity that's 20 GB less than that of the PS3, but then, how much room would dual audio tracks cost? The 38,2 days of music I have on my computer right now takes up 87.something GB. I doubt that the total amount of audio in FFXIII would exceed 500 MB, or 1 GB at most, which should fit on there without too much trouble, I think.
Well it's pretty much confirmed we won't have the option after G4's interview with Kitase. He says he wants everyone to have the same content, and since all 360s don't have harddrives this ain't possible.
He also confirmed that the Xbox 360 version of the game is still very, very early in development. Saying they hadn't started active work on it until after the japanese demo was done.
That's freaking wonderful, the wait for the american version might be longer than we thought.