[Jeb]

Right on! I'd much rather wait a while for a good product than have a rushed one sneak in right at the deadline. MM is also renowned for continuing to support SEIII long after the release, going on to add new features even after stomping all of the bugs. I'm confident that SEIV will be stable and relatively bug-free when released, in part due to all the constructive criticism (and out and out grousing) on forums like this one. After that, it will only get better and better. I agree that a new demo is gravy, but if it gives us all another chance to serve as unofficial beta testers and make the final product even better, everybody wins. Maybe it'll also get rid of some of the grousing by people who want everything to be perfect RIGHT NOW, and don't understand that SEIV is still a work in progress.