"It was our fault that the service wasn't up and running the day [fans] put in their token or the day they bought it,"

"They kind of have to bear with us while we bring this all back up, but for us it's literally 'Give us those couple weeks, we're giving those to you for free and come December 1 the goal is that we'll have everything up and running.'"

"Our goal is to get something on the PC. We haven't set timing yet, but our goal is to do that." There are some issues inherent to the PC as an open platform, versus the closed console platforms.

"On the PC, that's an open platform [which is] more prone to cheats and hacks," Suarez explained. "We're trying to prevent them as much as possible, but that platform isn't as secure. As we're doing competitions and more things specific to stats and generating those stats and creating leaderboards for people, we don't want to create a situation where the service itself becomes invalidated by people having crazy stats because they've been able to do something to the game."