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Mine is actually an old model as well. Sweet, sweet hardware backwards compatibility. How I love you so.

They made upgrading the HDD on PS3 laughably easy, and storage comes dirt cheap these days. Still, if you aren't storing media files on your PS3 I have no idea what would take up THAT much space. Some of the instal data can be pretty heavy handed, but you would have to have a crapton of games installed for it to end up like that.

Also the USB transfer should work. The only catch is that it needs to be formated to FAT32.

Earlier that may have been enough to convince me, but now I'm rocking a theme from KH 1.5 and I have no intention of changing it any time soon xD.

That happened to me in FFXIII for treasure hunter. It is one of two things I have left to do for platinum IIRC, but I've yet to convince myself to go back and try again.

Actually Riku had undergone the passing of power from Terra. In fact out of our main trio, he is the only one to have done it formally. Though yes, all the business when it comes to Sora's and Riku's keyblades is messy at best. Only to become even less clear with the introduction of Roxas and Xion.

Another aspect that we know some stuff about, but not a whole lot. The history as we know it (but keep in mind other parts of this history have been openly declared as incorrect before) says that the keyblades were originally forged in the image of the χ-blade for the purpose of the keyblade war. In present day however, the forging process seems to be more abstract and less intentional. We so far know of two conditions that must be met for one to wield a keyblade; strength of heart and contact with the hilt of another keyblade (notably affiliation with light or darkness plays no direct role other than determining the origin realm of your keyblade, if even that). When the conditions are right for someone to wield a keyblade it seems to come into existence uniquely for them. Though since this forging process requires another keyblade to work there is always the question of running backwards, Was there an original keyblade that was forged differently? Was the χ-blade used instead of a keyblade? Is the keyblade war history correct on that note and all the keyblades of that time made without the help of another? I really can't say. But they all come out similar but unique because it is their heart's own twist on the blueprints given.

Spoiler: Dream Drop Distance

It turns out that the forging process was wrong from the beginning. So the actions of Ven and Aqua may have accelerated it's destruction, but it was doomed to be destroyed before it was even made.

Most of my points have already been said, but here's my two cents anyway.

In KH1 when you obtain Jungle King (the first keychain you can use instead of Kingdom Key) you get a quick explanation that the keychains are what determine the form of the blade. Though how this works and where they come from hasn't been mentioned in game.

One thing I can say is that keychains are not necessarily some ancient uber-magical artifact. Oathkeeper was made by Kairi out of thalassa shells to act as a good luck charm on the raft voyage. So it seems more like a token of the bond the wielder has with other people and perhaps the worlds themselves more than something that inherently has that power. The one twist to that is Ultima Weapon, which is commonly obtained in a more unconventional way (such as being forged in the 2 numbered titles). I would make the argument that since it usually involves work to be done across many worlds in order to obtain it, it could be drawing from the power of the wielders bonds to everything. Though really it is even more in the realm of "just a game mechanic" than other keyblades.


And as for the Keyblade of People's hearts not having a keychain, my personal theory is that it was incomplete. When Riku forged it he only had six of the required seven hearts. Thus providing it with much of the power of it's true form, without truly being a keyblade. Though the incomplete kye-blade did have a keychain, so who knows.

No problem. You are completely right on the effect, just a different position on the bottle neck. When we are working with the uncompressed/lossless video the CPU can handle everything fine, but the file can't be read fast enough to be fed into the CPU in time. Here the file is smaller so it is almost certainly going to the CPU fast enough, but it takes more work to figure out what all the data means and not all computers can quite do that in real time.