@ Then I'd say go for it! Individual booklets are better in that option.

Are you planning to get the booklet paperback form as in it's a bundle of them? I think you'd be better off getting the PDF and printing them out. The large bundles are a hassle to work with - the real test is a booklet that's stapled in the middle, and it's way thinner than the compilation of 10+ tests... I really prefer printing them out myself.

Shooting myself for June 2016 instead of Dec 2015. We'll see T^T

Well, try to simulate real test taking time. I took June LSAT just for funsies (I cancelled), just in case I'd have the issue that you're talking about. I do go to the bathroom often and honestly, it really wasn't an issue for me. Try timing your PT around then and what I found out that personally helped me was drinking water a bit later.

I've seen PT 75 avail and I've seen someone else's explanations! I just Googled it though.

I didn't study very much, but the games were surprisingly doable, while the LR and RC were very difficult.

Ok, I cancelled my score in June (I took it in Korea), BUT yes, your score does get released at the same time as everyone else (assuming you want the score to be sent to you via email); and yes, it's a non-disclosed test (which means you won't get any of the test questions back or how you did exactly in detail back). Best of luck in October! I'm retaking mine in Dec!