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Phantasy Star Portable (PSP) | 
| From: Sega
Category: Video Games
List Price: £29.99
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Rating:  2 reviews
Format: Unknown format
Platform: Sony PSP
Genre: role-playing-games
Media: Video Game
Operating System: No Operating System
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 4.1 x 0.6
EAN: 5060138444188
Release Date: April 17, 2009
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Fans of the acclaimed Phantasy Star Universe series can now explore Gurhal on-the-go via the PSP system. Up to four friends will team up to unravel the exclusive new storyline that picks up where Phantasy Star Universe ends and before the start of PSU: Ambition of the Illuminus. The infestation of the alien SEED was thought to be under control by the end of Phantasy Star Universe, but a new menace has stricken the Gurhal system. Alongside a new character named Vivienne, players must investigate the contamination and clear out the affected wildlife. In this intriguing new installment, players will delve deeper than ever before into the mysteries of Phantasy Star Universe. - Join new character Vivienne as you investigate a mysterious new contamination and seek to clear out affected wildlife to put a stop to the danger
- Port in your character from the Phantasy Star Portable downloadable demo or create a new custom avatar with the rich character creation system
- Collect more than 150 new items and keep track of them in the new record book feature
- Discover new characters and a new storyline designed to provide a rewarding gaming experience for longtime fans and new players
- Share the excitement with up to three friends via wireless gameplay
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| Customer Reviews:
 Some problems, but OK May 24, 2009
A. Goran (London)
3 out of 6 found this review helpful
I bought a UK version of this game today. I have played it for several hours now and I'm only two missions in. Not because I don't have any skill, but because the game's overrun with dialogue! It's infected the whole game, do yourself a favour and don't talk to any NPCs, if the ringing "confirmation" sound doesn't drive you mad, the dialogue pop-ups certainly will. Sure, I can turn the sound off, but then I won't hear the English voice overs of the main dialogues.
I think I've figured out the problem, this game is too slow paced and story driven for my liking..
Pros: Very good fighting system, hordes of customisable weapons, clothes, armour, effects.. etc.
Cons: The confirmation sound can't be disabled, it will ring in your ears hours later.
 Phantastic December 10, 2008
P. R. Hughes
8 out of 12 found this review helpful
I couldn't wait for this one to come out so I imported it from Japan. I don't read Japanese so I've had a merry old time working out what the heck the different options are, how to equip gear, how to add party members and so on... but it's still a blast.
For anyone who played and loved PSO on the PS2, Gamecube or XBox or anyone who enjoyed Phantasy Star Universe, then this is an absolute must-buy.
Lots of loot, lots of mobs to kill, lots of grinding of the same areas (you either love this or hate it - in which case you won't have liked PSO either) and lots of stats to improve. It's a Diablo-clone at heart but with very pretty third-person graphics and the lovely Sega Phantasy Star sheen - the character design is great, there are lots of different weapons, the sound effects are excellent, the music is very impressive... it's all almost uniformly polished to the highest degree.
I was surprised at the amount of pop-up when roaming around outdoors, but it doesn't affect the gameplay in any way.
It's not particularly hard. I'm flying blind because I can't understand the language - I don't even know if I'm a warrior, hunter or force user (!) but I'm not having much difficulty in getting through the levels.
Very highly recommended. Well done Sega - but why on earth is it taking so long for this game to be localised for the West?
As an aside, this game was a big hit in Japan despite being on the PSP largely because it offers the same sort of multiplayer monster-killing fun that Monster Hunter Freedom offers. MHF is MASSIVE in Japan. Phantasy Star Portable is excellent - I'm really enjoying it - but make no mistake: Monster Hunter Freedom is more polished, prettier, and crucially a much deeper and far more exciting gameplay experience. And the MHF monsters are much, much better. So do go out an pick up Phantasy Star Portable - it's great - but if you like this sort of game and you haven't played MHF or MHF2, then pick them up too, because they're the best games on the PSP system (in my humble opinion) and you're in for a treat!
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