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Phantasy Star Online Version 2 (DC)

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Phantasy Star Online Version 2 (DC) ... increased. Phantasy Star Online Version 2 includes all of the original content from Phantasy Star Online and expands the world with more levels, more features and more evil to combat. Experience the Phantasy Star universe in several new ways, such as with the infinite Challenge Mode. Play with your existing character or create a new one as you strive to reach level 200. You'll need all the levels you can get if you want to master the Ultimate Difficulty setting. Players from around the globe can now compete in Battle Mode as they take each other on in deathmatch-style combat. Play Lobby Ball with up to 12 players while you chat and get a game going. Discover new and more powerful monsters, unearth rare items and experience the passing of time as day turns into night in this persistent online world. Phantasy Star Online Version 2 continues the evolution of the original revolutionary gaming experience.

Newest Review: ... advantages and disadvantages. Some characters are strongly offensive, and some are strongly support, and it is up to you ... more

... which character and strategy you would like to create. This game has a good story line. You are aboard a ship called Pioneer 2, looking for why a ship called Pioneer 1 disappeared as it hit the planet Ragol. You are sent on quests that work with the story line, and during the quests learn bits and pieces of what happened. The leveling up system is fun. You receive a mag, which is a little unit that hovers over your shoulder and increase your stats. You have to feed him, and depending on what he eats, his attribtues inc...more

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Phantasy Star Online Version 2 (DC): Basic overview of PSO (240 words)
by - written on 22/01/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Phantasy Star online version 2 is a great RPG for the Sega Dreamcast. I have been playing this for years, and even played online before they shut down the servers. To start, you get to choose from 12 different types of characters, each with different advantages and disadvantages. Some characters are strongly offensive, and some are strongly support, and it is up to you which character and strategy you would like to create. This game has a good story line. You are aboard a ship called Pioneer 2, looking for why a ship called Pioneer 1 disappeared as it hit the planet Ragol. You are sent on quests that work with the story line, and during the quests ... Read the complete review

Phantasy Star Online (193 words)
by - written on 18/11/08 (Useful, 35 readings)
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Phantasy Star online, Brilliant... Where do i start... At first you can choose a character and make the appearance of the character height, weight etc etc.. You start in the forest at level 1. The more monsters you kill the better your level goes up and the stronger you get and are more resistant to attacks. On the way you find boxes which can include anything good at any time or can include just Monomate for your health or Monofluid for magic. You pick up Magic attacks also and when you pick them up you have "learnt" that magic attack, but it doesnt stop there once you have picked them up, you can pick ... Read the complete review

Phantasy Star Online Version 2 (DC): Phantasy Star Offline (324 words)
by - written on 21/03/08 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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*A review of Phantasy Star Online Version 2 which only considers the offline aspect of the game!* I don't believe there are significant differences between this and the first version of the game to warrant going for one over the other. While the official servers are down there are means of playing this game (or any other PSO title) online. However, for those who do not know enough to get it set up (like me) is it worth it for the offline experience? Firstly, there are a handful of unique character types to choose from, and then it's off to the Hunter's Guild - undertaking quest missions here sums up offline in a nutshell. The story - whatever there is of it - ... Read the complete review