Yeah, the Winner's Proof. 5 str, 7 magic
Huh? He parried, dodge-rolled, or Reflectga'ed every single one of the ES' attacks. No cheat codes whatsoever to do that.
PS2 was an old system, and the idea of region free wasn't something people stressed over back then. It also takes quite a bit of work to produce a region-free system because it's not that they removed the region protection, but more like they programmed the system to be able to read more than other regions other than its native one. People would save more money, but developers would lose money. As well, you didn't need to import a Japanese PS2. You could've bought Swap Magic and some mod tools for like 25 bucks and save yourself the trouble.
I did No.1 with Final Form as well. And John S. Those times/requirements/numbers are what you require to get the Secret Ending; it's considered the 'true' way to complete the challenge. When you beat them at those required times, the Mushroom congratulates you in a different way--it throws fireworks in the air, signifying you've completed the requirement.
Oh? I know the 99 only happens when he's at 1HP, and you have to defeat several other ones first. After a few, he'll do the 99. How long were you killing clones for? If you were at it for like 10-15 minutes straight with Demyx at 1HP, then that's very odd.
Demyx is really easy, no worries. You can literally Firaga him all the way down to 1HP in Wisdom Form (use ethers when you need to). It only takes about a minute to do (has done it. XD) However, you can't deliver the final blow until you destroy all 99 of those water clones in 30 seconds. Just Firaga with Wisdom form as usual. Only after you beat that, you can deal the final hit. Come to think of it, Firaga was the ONLY move I used for 99.99% of that battle. I just did a regular "Shoot" to kill him at the end.
That's not the crown Sora wears. Sora wears a crown for beating any one of the following: - Beat all Data fights - Beat the ES - Beat all the XIII Mushrooms Beat one of them: The crown is bronze Beat two of them: The crown is upgraded to silver Beat three of them: The crown is upgraded to gold.
Emotional pain is different from Physical pain. Know the difference. XD
Marluxia: I am your father. Here's a present. Sora: WTF?! *gets cursed*
Capture Cards are pieces of hardware that you place inside your PC that allows you to capture video and/or audio directly to your computer--for better quality (since recording your TV sucks so much). Other ways to do this is to record to your DVD player and rip them to your computer and re-encode them in the video format you like. Or if you have a camcorder and a video/audio splitter, split one to your TV (so you can play it) and the other directly to your camcorder. Afterward, you can plug in your camcorder to your computer and capture the video onto your computer. This is the method I'm using at the moment.
It's probably in your best interest to buy the Swap Magic from the same site that you're getting your Slide Card from--as usually they're combo'ed and you save a few dollars. For the front cover, apparently there are screws that can be undone to remove the front label portion. Unfortunately I'm not too well versed on this process as I haven't needed to do such a thing with my fat PS2 (it was chipped many years ago), so that's all I know about it. =\
For the mushrooms, you know you got the requirement if the Mushroom throws fireworks into the air after you beat it. For Xigbar, I was level 80 when I took on the canon Xigbar (meaning the one from the story, not the data fight). It was rather easy, I just went Final Form and just chased him around the place. He eventually died. To be perfectly honest, I did the same for the Data fight, and won. XD
Yeah, it was Hollow Bastion in that picture.
Yes, any Japanese PS2 like that one (even fat models) will play the game just fine. However, I highly recommend the Slim models because you won't need to buy a Voltage converter (as the Slim's AC power cord is variable for all domestic voltage) Yes, you add it then proceed to checkout. Yes, if you order through UPS they will deliver it to your door (if you choose Courier Shipping via UPS, expect it to arrive within 1-2 days from day of shipment, not day of order, there's a difference). With UPS, if you're not home when they deliver it to you, they will make two more attempts. They will leave a notice on your door telling when and around what time they will drop by to deliver it to you again. If you're not there to receive it by the third attempt, they will leave you a notice and give you a location where to pick it up.
