Shambertin
Think you can keep up?

Aw D:
It's hard to find others these days. And I gotta wait til PSO2 comes out in the US most likely if not Vita.

A fellow US player that has Infinity? o.o

Any stage with the big ice spitting flower ゴルリリー on ∞ Rank.

Who knows, I just know that the PC Premium Package disc is way too outdated since it only goes up to the subclass and advanced classes update.

The game is considerably larger than before. It used to be under 10GB of data.

There's also the whole 8-10GB worth of updates since the downloader only installs the core game up to 6GB I believe.

Well, all the characters in my signature are different accounts, because at the time, I didn't want to spend any money on AC as the exchange rates and markups for AC purchase are a tad high.

All of my characters are at level 40, so if you want to add me, you could use the partner character function, similar to PSP2i.

Ah, no problem. The harder part is less trying to find the locations for drops but more hoping you eventually get them. The trouble I'm seeing just to get an those S-Rank SUVs I tell ya...

But good luck with that stage. Heavens Mother is tough. Be wary of her Grants splash attack as its bound to either one-shot you or leave you in VERY bad shape. Thing is, you CAN tell when she's going to do it: The moment you see this white orb around you, the signal showing she's going to use it, dodge!

It really isn't too hard. The trial and error part wad figuring which directory belonged to which.

It's the second link in my signature.

An ISO works, so long as the save directories match the ones I listed in the conversion thread.

You'll probably want to import the game as well. 32GB for PSO2 alone is quite a bit.

You'll need a decent sized memory card regardless, since the updates for the game usually take up 1GB of data every major update.

Never played Euromix. And I think my sister has Just Dance. On Wii? Never seen it yet. Actually, never played Wii yet. >.>

The Vita version comes with the main game from either JP PSN or importing the physical game. You'll need to download the updates seperately and preferably, have a large capacity memory card, 8-32GB would be enough. 8 if you are getting the cartridge, 16 for download version or 32 if you plan on having other games and such on the memory card.

The advantage of importing the game is that you can use your normal PSN ID to play it. The game is free to download from PSN, but it's only available for JP PSN IDs and you must be logged into that account to play.

Unlike Infinity where the save is stored locally, your Sega ID and PSN ID will be linked, meaning that if you link your account to your JP PSN ID, you must use your JP PSN ID to play, vice versa with importing it.

Here is how I have mine set up, I have 3 seperate accounts. I have my caseal bound to my JP PSN ID, but I have my newman bound to my US PSN ID. You are not able to change accounts after you log in. If you plan on using more than 1 character, you'll most likely want to buy AC or create multiple PSN accounts.

Never heard of it. Played and loved SC5, played and loved tons of DDRs. Parappa and UmJammer Lammy were ok.

I heard that the game runs fine on 3G, but I can't say for certain.

If you do get the game for Vita, you'll have to consider whether you're downloading it for free, or import the cartridge.

If you want to download the game, you'll need a 8-16GB memory card and a JP PSN ID to play the game. If you import the game, you can play it on a US or EU PSN ID without having to download the 3GB game onto the memory card.

The main catch with Vita version is that you can't use the english patch the PC version has.

I have no idea if it will. PSO2 was made for Windows in mind, so long as the system you're using is operating under a Windows licensed OS, it won't be available for use otherwise. The alternative is to download or import the game on a Vita.

Yeah, not everyone can enjoy it. I'm really into music and rhythm games.

I tried PSO2 on my PC and it's way too slow... Not going to be able to get a Vita any time soon, either. Recently I've discovered the Project Diva series on PSP, and those are now eating up my time. Totally forgot about PSP2i...