Best — Tekken 6 Save Data

Marcus smiled, tears hot on his cheeks. He didn't need to delete the save data.

He clicked on the file—not to copy or delete, but just to view its properties. The detailed information screen appeared. Creation date, last modified date, number of saves. tekken 6 save data

There it was. 1,247 KB. The weight of a world. Marcus smiled, tears hot on his cheeks

He selected Yes.

After the funeral, Marcus couldn't delete the save data. He also couldn't play the game. The icon on the XMB (XrossMediaBar) sat there like a scar—a phantom limb of every Friday that would never come again. The detailed information screen appeared

Derek's PSN ID. Still linked. Still present. The system didn't see Derek as gone. It just saw an authorized user who hadn't logged in for a while.

Marcus stared at the screen. The PS3 fan hummed its steady, familiar song. He didn't delete the file. He didn't copy it again. He simply pressed Circle to go back, ejected the USB stick, and placed it on the mantle next to the folded flag.