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If we were including the PC-98 games, then I would probably say the original version of the Touhou 1 soundtrack, since it's kind of primitive compared to everything after (including its much better version in Touhou 5 and Akyu's Untouched Score). But since we're not including the PC-98 games, I think Hidden Star in Four Seasons has the worst soundtrack, since the style that most of it uses doesn't really work in my opinion (the title screen music was pretty good, why couldn't ZUN have just made the rest of the soundtrack using a style closer to what he used there?), alongside my opinion that some music tracks don't fit with the stage/boss they're used for (such as the music for the second stage).

It's not often I chuckle at a forum post, so congrats for getting the "Made Someone Chuckle" award that I just made up on the spot. Although in all seriousness, no, Reimu is not a futa.

I don't have a specific, overall favorite game, but I'd say that my favorite game on the PlayStation 3 is LittleBigPlanet 2. It's just a great game. Heck, maybe even a perfect sequel to the original LittleBigPlanet. It's just unfortunate that the servers for it (and the other PS3/Vita LBP games) had to die due to serious attacks, with no way to transfer your creations to LBP3 PS4.

I mainly associate OCs with the Sonic community (since I was in in that community for many years), but in terms of Touhou OCs, I don't really have that much of an opinion on them (since I don't really know of many notable ones) However, I should note that I've actually made a music theme for a Touhou OC someone else thought up of in their dream.

If there's a .bin and .cue file, then that means that it must be a disc image. If you want to check the contents of these files, you'll have to find some way to mount them.

I would probably say that for the physical releases, $10 to $15 is probably fine. However, for the digital Steam releases, I feel that $5 is a much better cost for the standard bullet hell Touhou games.

That's what I've heard, but now the pages are gone as well. How is ZUN supposed to benefit much from this when there isn't even a link to the Steam page? (I am aware that you can find them on Steam if you look hard enough, but it would be more convenient if there was a link)

Touhou 2, since I needed to record stuff for a PC-98 video of mine.