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Phantasy Star Portable

Sega
Compatible with Sony PSP™ (PSP™)

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Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.

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Product Features

Longtime fans and new players to the series will enjoy the original content from PSU and PSU: Ambition of the Illuminus
Phantasy Star Portable players will experience a whole new storyline and meet new characters, while the new record book feature keeps track of the over 150 new items the player can collect
Players can create their own avatar with the rich Character Creation system, or port in their character from the Phantasy Star™ Portable downloadable demo
Up to four party members will team up via Sony wireless

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Item Description

Fans of the acclaimed Phantasy Star Universe™ series can now explore Gurhal on-the-go via the PSP (PlayStation®Portable) 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 PSU, 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.

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Customer reviews

Average rating:

5/5

(27 reviews, 6 with text. )

alexsorroza (73) · May 28, 2013

One of the best Phantasy Star

If you own a PSP and you are a fan of Phantasy Star Portable, you should definitely have this one. It's a very deep game with a very good story and mechanics, perfect for newcomers or veterans of Phantasy Star.

rudy_h7201 (120) · Aug 09, 2011

Quite satisfying

Personally I don't really like the battle system which can become quite tedious over time, but I like the rich voice acting of the game. Though not directly related to PS3 version, this game can be a good company to learn phantasy star universe.

Tortum (32) · Dec 19, 2010

Phantasy Star Portable

Wide character customization options, colorful characters and a story that keeps you guessing, PSP is a must for anyone; even those who have never played a Phantasy Star game before.

Tsukaima no Okami (5) · Jan 18, 2010

I Beat the game, the gameplay is great if your a phantasy star fan you will love this game.The story in itself is ok (not that great) well....to say the game is missions there are cutscenes.....buuuuuut they don't drag you into the game but what can you expect from a action RPG, the photon moves are cool looking pretty flashy.phantasy star fans will look past the cons and will enjoy this game, but if your new to the series and or not a fan of A-RPGs this game may not be a good place to start, the voice acting for the game is not that great, you will often find yourself turning you volume off and just reading the text but if you look past the bad voice acting and the......semi-good story line (.....if there is one) the gameplay is great, nice moves, fun and addicting.

x (34) · Mar 21, 2009

PHANTASY STAR PORTABLE

a really fun game that could have been better. on the good side, there are a wealth of character creation and customization options in this game. you can spend a long time making cosmetic choices at the start of the game, then there's an incredibly huge number of weapons and skills that you can develop throughout the game itself. one unfortunate problem is that the camera distance is a little far to really see the cosmetic subtleties you might agonize over. camera in general is not as intuitive as you might want for all the action that's going on, particularly when you use the zoomed shooting mode to zero in on flying targets. visually, the world(s) are well-designed and distinct from each other. the one gripe i have about them is that you're not free to run around between missions on foot, but have to select options from menus over static maps. character interaction is also like watching a slideshow, although they do put in a number of non-plot-related conversations that let you get to know the characters a little better. don't get me wrong, this game is FUN, but you'll have to learn to ignore occasional camera frustrations and some uninspiring presentation to get into the story a little more.

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