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Everytime I watch a Touhou video , I'm so tempted to get the music collection that's been updating itself on TokyoTosho. The 1 TB filesize however scares me; that's twice the size of one of my hard drives. The Touhou games have always had such good music.

(Unless you have recommendations instead of me downloading the entire archive. lol)

This should answer a lot of your questions:
http://killingifrit....updated-662009/

I have not added PS3 Slim to the list of incompatible hardware but it is obvious. Sony has also removed Linux OS capability in a previous firmware upgrade, so don't bother considering Linux and running FFXI in WINE, especially since WINE is only for x86 processors. (The CELL CPU is a PowerPC processor.)

Your best bet is either a 360 (non-4 GB versions since the storage is too small to install FFXI) or a cheap PC (less than $500) that has a non-integrated (aka non-Intel GMA and non-AMD/Nvidia integrated GPU). FFXI can run on Intel GMA chips, but they are specific models-- 3000 and 4500 series. Some netbooks with GMA 3000 may or may not run it, or run it slowly. AMD series 4200 and lower are mostly integrated GPUs found in low-end laptops and PCs will run FFXI very poorly or not at all. Nvidia series 210, 9200, 8200/8300, 7200/7300, 6200 (especially 6250) and lower will run FFXI very poorly.

Simply put: The launch versions of the PS3 in North America and Europe (even if emulated) from 2005 to 2007 are the only PS3 systems able to run FFXI.

It sucks, my friend just told me in-game that this collection is not available in the UK and she'd really like the hat. I'd suggest she get the US version but she uses EU FFXI, Idon't know if the codes are transferable between the US version and an EU account. (I highly doubt it is.)

I would have preferred more small towns in FFXIV but these will do. In the last survey that SE had, I put small towns as a suggestion. I really wish they did. Traveling vast stretches of land with no sight of civilization between Point A and Point B makes Eorzea feel smaller than it is. It's not taking advantage of the vast open areas the developers have put into the game.

Peacemillian, on 02 May 2011 - 09:04 PM, said:

I have read that as well though it's best to be safe than sorry. I have read various other things on the Internet that the credit card information was stored in plain text; stored as easily decoded MD5 hashes; or that some PSN users have been victims of credit card fraud. Whether or not it's true, only Sony would know.

This is only to warn KI users who have accounts in either or both PSN and SOE.