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When .hack//Quantum by FUNimation released 2012 in the US, if you ordered through The RightStuf you got this preorder bonus, a USB rubber bracelet with the words .hack//Quantum on the outside. Now the USB itself did have some files stored on it, 2 different wallpapers with 3 different sizes each. 1280x1024, 1600x1200, and 1920x1200. Plus one .mov file called hackquantum_ComboPack_WDS_GEN_60sec_FINAL which was a short 1:09 minute trailer. The wallpapers are as follows.

And the final boss in the storyline mode is.... ラストサムライ (The Last Samurai) As the name implies it does have a samurai design to it. Golden color and undead look. Here's it's full body appearance. If you were to load it in StudioCCS, a program for viewing models from .hack video games, it looks mangled and twisted until you unravel it manually. You can get around this by loading this .bin file to load a modified bone structure that I've setup. LastSamurai.bin

On May 18, 2005 then Bandai had published the sales figures for .hack//IMOQ (Infection Mutation Outbreak Quarantine) combined. Here is what they had to say: This is an excerpt from the attached PDF file, but the English of it says as follows: So from it's first volume to it's forth volume over the course of 20 months they sold 780,000 units in Japan and 1.73 million (1,730,000) units world wide 21664.pdf

On Oct 26, 2018 the official CyberConnect2 Twitter had tweeted it's first sale records in a report one year after it's release. Stating that: So that means from Nov 1st 2017 to Oct 26th 2018 they had sold combined PS5 physical, PS5 digital, and Steam a whopping 300,000 units.

There is only 1 central lobby server, and only 1 is necessary. This is the main hub for fragment, however people don't play on the lobby server, they play on player hosted area servers. These are where players actually meet up and play together on in groups of up to 3 per area server. Which makes hosting an abundant of area servers necessary for people; because is there's high demand of players online at a given time wanting to play but no supply of area servers to play on, then playing would be impossible. So how do you host an area server? First you will need the Area Server program itself, and a Windows PC or Windows emulated computer There is many iterations both official and unofficial for the area server program, i.e. the original 5 Japanese ones which point to the old server, the translated one, the multi-server one, etc... I recommend this one https://fragment.dothackers.org/areaserver.zip Download the zip, extract the file/folders somewhere on your computer, run the AREA_SERVER.exe file Start with map editor go to File choose New Area give it a name and a "symbol" can be whatever you want, I just abbreviate but whatever the root town will be the root town all players will see when they enter your Area Server, they can not change, only you can from this program hit OK, and you can start making new keywords and custom maps if you want, but entirely up to you the root town shops are static to whatever root town you pick the keywords dictate monsters and whatnot, click on Word Editor and you'll get tabs like this use existing keywords or click on "Add" to create new words, whenever your pick A B C here, Result will unlock whatever you do, be sure to Save pick a slot from 0 to 100; you can create more than 1 area server, but you can only run 1 area server per .exe; you can make more copies from the ZIP file link above and host as many area servers you want you can pick a random number and press save after you make an "area server" in the Area Server program and saved, go to the Area Server icon click on Area, then click on Publish Area Server select from the list of saved area servers and click publish you'll see a bunch of messages on screen, and in the message window box; if all goes well you should see "area server is now open" this is 50% of the work the other 50% is port-forwarding your computer/router without doing that, no one can join your area server it'll just be listed but inaccessible without port-forwarding it depends on what is in profile.ini; and if you host more than one area server, you'll want to change the port in each file to be different; between 20000 to 20100 if all goes well your area server will be listed then the area server program will say "a player is joining" you can see their HP/SP live, but you can not edit the values you can even see all players on the current map; people can't wander off to different maps, everyone is limited to 1 even on the field map and if they die, they will be booted back to the root town