As I have gotten older I find myself using UA-cam as almost a Time Machine. I used to play this game when I was 11 years old and I’m now 35 with a wife and a little girl. I have distant memories of this game and others. But I can use UA-cam to be transported back 24 years. As soon as I heard the opening music I felt like an 11 year old boy again. I could see my bedroom, remember my old friends and remember the game as if it was yesterday. We do really live in an amazing world now where we can use technology to go back in time.
I am five years younger, however I feel every word of your comment. ;) Life has changed drastically over time and I still love to get taken back in Time when it comes to nostalgic feelings and especially pso. Bc. of that and how the game works online nowadays with it´s great community on gamecube (Ep 1&2 and Ep3 Card Revolution), friends from like 14 years ago and I still play it sometimes since there is nothing to compare to this game. There is nothing what takes me/us back in time like PSO does. Furthermore, I´ve played alot of split screen with my friends back in the days when I was like 9 or 10 years old. I was lucky and had a friend living right next to me who showed me Episode 1 & 2 on gamecube (lets say its a enhanced version compared to Ver. 1 and Ver. 2 on Dreamcast or PC) while I was playing Ver. 2 on Dreamcast. My god, we were addicted after we´ve rocked this game in split screen. Greetings from Germany.
I wonder how actual Time Machines tm, will work.? Imagine being able to book a trip back to the point where you were peeling the wrapper off the PSO disc?
Jesus christ. This brings back so many memories. Forced my parents to pay for a second phone line so I could play online without forever hogging up the phone. Its hilarious to me to think that kids these days would have no idea what that sentence even means.
I got a demo for this but never played it. Looks incredible, that beginning sequence is something else. I can't believe this came out for the dreamcast! That was such a powerful little system, it had some great games.
@@douglasgw1992 Definitely could have used dual sticks and firmer ones at that. As for titles, it actually had quite a lot considering it's tiny lifespan. Skies Of Arcadia is title enough! Haha.
My first online Game back in the day when I was 14yrs old. I played together with an other teenager from france. Image today! A german boy and a french boy played together as friends and not hating each other - crazy! Then, long time pasted, I grew up, got married and my own family,I played PSO2 and they had an event going that took you back to Resol! What a backflash into the best time as a kid. Thanks for the upload and the good memories.
The Dreamcast had a very particular aesthetic that made me hopeful and optimistic. I still have mine and most of my games. Going through my stuff, I was surprised that I kept most of it. It came out when I was in high school. I remember seeing screenshots for Sonic Adventure in magazines like Gamefan and Gamepro, and 100% didn't believe the finished game would look nearly as good as Sega was advertising. It blew my mind to see it in action. To this day, Saturn and Dreamcast are my favorite consoles. They just had that "feel".
"The Dreamcast had a very particular aesthetic that made me hopeful and optimistic". Exactly, Well put. :) Windows XP/7 aesthetic felt the same as well, back in the Early 2000s Tech was built around the nature/optimistic art style called Frutiger Aero.
Had a cracked version of the game back in the original Xbox as a kid I still remember it to this day despite never being able to create a save file. Never stopped me from playing the beginning over and over again with my brother for hours.
Damn ! I used to play this game so much time I still know the whole maps like the back of my hard... I remember all the exact places and corners where the monsters pop-up too. This game was great because it was the very first one you could play in collaboration mode with others players and was WAAAYYY ahead of its time... it suffered terribly the lake of real online database servers and possible updates which didn’t existed in that time.
It was my first MMO and was addicted. The only issue I had with it was how prevalent the cheating/duping became and it's what caused me to stop playing after at least 1000 hours in.
Such a nostalgic Amazing music as I remember from the old days. I think I played 160+ hours back then, but forgot what level I was at. Such a great game back in 2000
I spent a lot of hours playing this game and had a blast. The only thing that got me to stop playing was having a character I'd poured hours into getting NOL'd, and then my VMU crapping out when I tried returning after a while. And then, of course, the servers were shut down. The music is so iconic. Instant transportation to that time in my life.
I remember thinking the planet was so beautiful and lustrous. And the characters looking cool and realistic. Also not understanding how the internet works, and being super disappointed that it couldn't connect to it despite not having access to it at all.
I have little memory of the game even if extensively played it. I just remember that at some point we were able to play with Japanese player and I found that crazy, we could even communicate with them… However the music are still in my brain and I came mostly to listen to them ❤
Im going to be hoest with you this right is possibly the best science fiction rpg ive ever played, i remember me and my friend used to play this as a kid just amazing!!! I cant believe it took me this long just to find out the name of the game again i really wish their was more love for this masterpiece as other masterpieces like zelda, Final Fantasy, Chrono series, mana, Mario, Sonic, and so much more!!!
11:03:40 I came for this. The Red Ring Rico.... And the Sad Epilogue music... knowing what happen to RRR... But there was hope, you have to beat the game ones again, and again, to find the true ending. It's SUCH A GOOD GAME.
I would love to play all the worlds again, talk to other gamers, feed my mag, and do everything all over again, over and over again... how much time and money I have invested in this game is unbelievable 🤪
THIS WAS ON THE DREAMCAST?!?!?! I always remember seeing the ads for this game in sonic adventure 2 but as a kid I didn’t have the money or know how to get the game. This is mind blowing! Really wish they had upped graphics and came out along side Xbox and PS2 maybe would’ve stood a chance
Actually, there was a Xbox Version. It was basically the same version as what was released on gamecube. (Episode 1&2). However, afaik, they chose that xboxes needed to be online to play the game offline, which was a huge mistake I think (esp. back in the days). The equvivalent gamecube version didn´t force you to have an online connection, you could also play it offline.
My first ever online game! My parents gave me an hour each day to play it online after school because you couldn't use the landline phones at the same time in the dial-up connection days 😅
This was one of those games that I missed out on, a game I just never played as a kid. I do have a Dreamcast, is this worth picking up in 2019? If yes, I plan on playing through the offline version first, is that experience worth buying it alone or no? I know about all the online servers that still exist, and planned on getting used to the controls, playing through it a bit, then maybe going online with the dreamcast, but that isn't the main reason I'm buying it. Is it really worth picking it up for the offline mode alone? Let me know, I'm definitely interested and thinking about picking it up. Looks real fun, too bad I never gave it a chance sooner!
The offline content is great too. I originally started with the Gamecube version and played it solely offline (and splitscreen) for YEARS before I found out about Blue Burst and fan servers. Phantasy Star Online has probably consumed more of my gameplay hours than any one game has.
Awesome, I'm going to pick it up! I do have one more question if you don't mind. I know there are a few versions of it, the first one being the original version 1, which was levels 1 to 100? Then version 2 improving upon some of the controls, adding new content, and even increasing the level cap to 200. My question is - what should I get!? I'd assume ver2 right? More content, more levels, more to do in general? That's my mindset right now. I just don't want to make the wrong decision as a noobie haha. Some advice would be great on which to buy. I am excited to give this a try, then if I really end up liking it, I might even try online (I know about the private servers available).
@@iamshawn9888 Version 2 is an inprovement in every way. There are some VERY slight graphics changes, but they're just that. Very slight. I personally mostly play the Gamecube version both online and offline now, but I still go and visit the others aswell.
@@iamshawn9888 The Sega Dreamcast is back online again and you can now do other servers, so yes definitely worth it, I'm going to try get back on it again, haven't been on since 2001 but DreamcastTalk is now the main hub for all Dreamcast online stuff and new members are coming back to it. Sega also release Ver. 2 on the Dreamcast also. The GNC were just ports to further capitalise for Sega but it was not a native Sega system with dedicated online infrastructure like the Dreamcast, plus you can now use the DCHDMI on Dreamcast which gives it true HD status, even more than its native VGA, you can even use Dreampi as a host. Other later versions did add a few smaller stuff, but Ver. 2 was where the best definitive version of the original was. You can even use classic Sega consoles as specialised mags, not sure why you wouldn't want to prioritise online, while it's still decent offline, online is essentially the icing of the game, though not essential, the idea is that you are meant to have a team member that specialises in a specific class that you do not, for example you might just have a basic but effective three strike combo with a sabre sword but get a shooter on your expedition team and you have longer range situations covered as well, members with mage like properties can act as your healers and powerful members have higher close range damage properties in exchange for speed manoeuvring ect.
@@finaltuned2755 I actually did end up buying this game for the Dreamcast. I got a copy of version 2 on Ebay for like $20 or something, and man was it worth it! I'm a level 54 HUmar currently and played through normal and I'm almost done hard mode. I've been playing offline, but plan to buy a dreampi off of the dreamcastic channel shop so I can hop on and try some online play. I know about all the free online servers too, but I wanna be able to play on DC, so I will probably be buying the adapter right as I'm starting ultimate, as I want the full experience offline prior to joining online. So far, I'm having an absolute blast! I knew about the game back in the day, but my parents bought me a PS2, and the Dreamcast was pretty much dead by the time the game came to the US, so I never got to play it. If anybody else is thinking about buying this game, do it! It's easy to pick up and play once you get everything, plus, it's just as fun offline as I'm sure it is online!
This game was fun. Until duping, and BSODs became a thing. It got so hacked it wasn't fun anymore. I had a spread needle ++ that would one shot anything. Used it to troll people. However, it was really awesome for a while.
Played a little bit of pso ver. 1 offline many many years ago..could never get it online as it was all dialup then and quite costly..but I have been playing pso2 on xbox one for quite some time now and have recently acquired a copy of PSO ver.2. So am looking to get a dreampi and online again..also being a bit of a fanboy/collector for the dreamcast it's only right to get back to where I belong haha Hopefully see all you ARXS topside
You could use a Kmart blue light special internet trial cd to get unlimited online. Worked like a charm. If they shut you down, just had to get another one and be fine for a few more months.
Some of the later missions are so hard to complete. Not because they are hard in themselves but because the AI companion for the mission is so inept and likes killing themselves.
Do you ever find out from playing this game how far it is from the Genesis console days? I would love to know if Chaz and Rika are referenced/remembered in some way.
@@ghostofronaldreagan172 You should be able to play on a private server. The official server went down years ago. If you type into google "pc blue burst private server", the first link should get you going. Its all free now too. The game and drop rate might be reworked a little, so its not truly the same experience you would have had back then, but its the best you're going to get!
@@ghostofronaldreagan172 Yeah it does! You will still have to be online though. I think you just make a game and select "solo" in the menu and you can access all the levels like normal. Some have been updated since the version 1 dreamcast version.
I remember playing this on my Dreamcast waaaaay back in the day...and man, the combat suuuuuucked! Just booted up Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis for the first time, so really hoping it's better than the first game.
@@AwesomeRickyC okay I thought that everything had to be played that's why I was kind of nervous about purchasing a Dreamcast on eBay play the games but recently I bought a Wii and I'm still able to play the physical games
Sorry i got confused. Yeah. they have a huge list of games to upload yet. Normally it's between a year or two before they have it on the main channel. Which is one reason I like to have them on mine.
As I have gotten older I find myself using UA-cam as almost a Time Machine. I used to play this game when I was 11 years old and I’m now 35 with a wife and a little girl. I have distant memories of this game and others. But I can use UA-cam to be transported back 24 years. As soon as I heard the opening music I felt like an 11 year old boy again. I could see my bedroom, remember my old friends and remember the game as if it was yesterday. We do really live in an amazing world now where we can use technology to go back in time.
I am five years younger, however I feel every word of your comment. ;) Life has changed drastically over time and I still love to get taken back in Time when it comes to nostalgic feelings and especially pso. Bc. of that and how the game works online nowadays with it´s great community on gamecube (Ep 1&2 and Ep3 Card Revolution), friends from like 14 years ago and I still play it sometimes since there is nothing to compare to this game. There is nothing what takes me/us back in time like PSO does.
Furthermore, I´ve played alot of split screen with my friends back in the days when I was like 9 or 10 years old. I was lucky and had a friend living right next to me who showed me Episode 1 & 2 on gamecube (lets say its a enhanced version compared to Ver. 1 and Ver. 2 on Dreamcast or PC) while I was playing Ver. 2 on Dreamcast. My god, we were addicted after we´ve rocked this game in split screen.
Greetings from Germany.
I wonder how actual Time Machines tm, will work.?
Imagine being able to book a trip back to the point where you were peeling the wrapper off the PSO disc?
I fell the same.
Im 35 years old but every time that i play i back in time
Yes my friend i hope there is a next world for us, and that it be a better and magic one 😢❤
the game looks actually cool, but there is no goonbait so it's not popular with modern audiences at all.
Jesus christ. This brings back so many memories. Forced my parents to pay for a second phone line so I could play online without forever hogging up the phone. Its hilarious to me to think that kids these days would have no idea what that sentence even means.
Ah the pain of being booted off your game when someone would call the family landline
im gen z and i love pso. i actually play on the blue burst fan server sometimes. just know the future generations wont let these games go away.
@bogan3249 yeah, after watching this video I looked that up and downloaded it. I'm so glad we haven't lost the ability to play that online.
I got a demo for this but never played it. Looks incredible, that beginning sequence is something else. I can't believe this came out for the dreamcast! That was such a powerful little system, it had some great games.
Have you tried Blue Burst? It's free so long as you find the servers for it.
If only it had two thumb sticks and more tittles
@@douglasgw1992 Definitely could have used dual sticks and firmer ones at that. As for titles, it actually had quite a lot considering it's tiny lifespan. Skies Of Arcadia is title enough! Haha.
@@douglasgw1992 Emulators and keymapping.
@@noahfessenden6478what is Blue Burst
My first online Game back in the day when I was 14yrs old.
I played together with an other teenager from france. Image today! A german boy and a french boy played together as friends and not hating each other - crazy!
Then, long time pasted, I grew up, got married and my own family,I played PSO2 and they had an event going that took you back to Resol! What a backflash into the best time as a kid.
Thanks for the upload and the good memories.
In cooperation with Sonic Team! Wow! The game of my childhood!
Countless hours enjoying this game on the Dreamcast. Nothing will ever beat this game online for me. So many friendships formed.
This still has the best soundtrack ever created.
Omfg, the nostalgia, it hurts.
Yes! All of the music and sound effects make me feel like I was playing this yesterday!
The Dreamcast had a very particular aesthetic that made me hopeful and optimistic. I still have mine and most of my games. Going through my stuff, I was surprised that I kept most of it.
It came out when I was in high school. I remember seeing screenshots for Sonic Adventure in magazines like Gamefan and Gamepro, and 100% didn't believe the finished game would look nearly as good as Sega was advertising. It blew my mind to see it in action.
To this day, Saturn and Dreamcast are my favorite consoles. They just had that "feel".
My mind was blown at Sonic in 3D.
"The Dreamcast had a very particular aesthetic that made me hopeful and optimistic". Exactly, Well put. :) Windows XP/7 aesthetic felt the same as well, back in the Early 2000s Tech was built around the nature/optimistic art style called Frutiger Aero.
The memories about this game, those were the days, simple but awfully fun game~
You can learn a lot from this game. What an atmosphere.
Had a cracked version of the game back in the original Xbox as a kid I still remember it to this day despite never being able to create a save file. Never stopped me from playing the beginning over and over again with my brother for hours.
Such a great game. First online multiplayer I ever experienced. I play frostborn now and tell everyone about pso
Jeez this reminded me of so many things! Thanks for uploading this
Ooohhh damn the memories!!
Thanks for the Video, there are so much memorys about this game and Part two.
IT have still a big place in my ❤️
LG from Germany
This game was ahead of its time
Damn ! I used to play this game so much time I still know the whole maps like the back of my hard... I remember all the exact places and corners where the monsters pop-up too. This game was great because it was the very first one you could play in collaboration mode with others players and was WAAAYYY ahead of its time... it suffered terribly the lake of real online database servers and possible updates which didn’t existed in that time.
Ugh.. pk I hated that shit
It was my first MMO and was addicted. The only issue I had with it was how prevalent the cheating/duping became and it's what caused me to stop playing after at least 1000 hours in.
the game even had voice chat with a mic synthesiser
I know what you mean, i spend sooo much time in this games to have all four Charakters on max Level.
I never forget the time 💯❤️
LG from Germany
Back of your hard? 😮
ain't no way the 'most replayed' moment is on the clerk's pixelated render of cleavage
Lmao
Such a nostalgic
Amazing music as I remember from the old days.
I think I played 160+ hours back then, but forgot what level I was at.
Such a great game back in 2000
Really great time to be a online gamer, 1999 come with Quake 3 arena, Unreal Tournament, and this awesome game
loved those games man. keyboard adapter was a must have
I spent a lot of hours playing this game and had a blast. The only thing that got me to stop playing was having a character I'd poured hours into getting NOL'd, and then my VMU crapping out when I tried returning after a while. And then, of course, the servers were shut down.
The music is so iconic. Instant transportation to that time in my life.
I was so proud, to find a spread needle 🤭 omg I think , i must Start the dreamcast tomorrow😂 but no more Server and no more Support. I miss this game❤
@@Der-JoJo For me, it was finding the Twin Saber. Darth Maul cosplay FTW.
I remember thinking the planet was so beautiful and lustrous. And the characters looking cool and realistic. Also not understanding how the internet works, and being super disappointed that it couldn't connect to it despite not having access to it at all.
I have little memory of the game even if extensively played it. I just remember that at some point we were able to play with Japanese player and I found that crazy, we could even communicate with them…
However the music are still in my brain and I came mostly to listen to them ❤
Im going to be hoest with you this right is possibly the best science fiction rpg ive ever played, i remember me and my friend used to play this as a kid just amazing!!! I cant believe it took me this long just to find out the name of the game again i really wish their was more love for this masterpiece as other masterpieces like zelda, Final Fantasy, Chrono series, mana, Mario, Sonic, and so much more!!!
11:03:40 I came for this. The Red Ring Rico.... And the Sad Epilogue music... knowing what happen to RRR... But there was hope, you have to beat the game ones again, and again, to find the true ending. It's SUCH A GOOD GAME.
What a throwback game! This definitely brings back the memories playing with friends trying to kill the dragon for the first time
Man, I loved this game. When I was a kid I played hundreds of hours. The multiplayer experience was just something else.
I would love to play all the worlds again, talk to other gamers, feed my mag, and do everything all over again, over and over again... how much time and money I have invested in this game is unbelievable 🤪
In HS I saved up to buy a dreamcast off a guy I knew. Came with this game. I played right until the servers shutdown 😢. Good times
THIS WAS ON THE DREAMCAST?!?!?! I always remember seeing the ads for this game in sonic adventure 2 but as a kid I didn’t have the money or know how to get the game. This is mind blowing! Really wish they had upped graphics and came out along side Xbox and PS2 maybe would’ve stood a chance
Actually, there was a Xbox Version. It was basically the same version as what was released on gamecube. (Episode 1&2). However, afaik, they chose that xboxes needed to be online to play the game offline, which was a huge mistake I think (esp. back in the days). The equvivalent gamecube version didn´t force you to have an online connection, you could also play it offline.
I just bought this game , replaying it, its frickin awesome
I wish I played this game as a kid. I discovered it at 26 years old and i'm 27 now. This game blows me away.
I was there.
Almost 25 years later the Dragon is still impressive. Loved that boss so much.
cool to see all that again
So nostalgic omg
I never had this game but I heard that there are still servers for a 20 year old game and then I became curious 😳 Looks like a lot of fun
Ephinea is a good one
My first ever online game! My parents gave me an hour each day to play it online after school because you couldn't use the landline phones at the same time in the dial-up connection days 😅
This intro is such a nostalgic thing, omg.
ladies and gentlemen .. I just feel like crying T_T so much memories
Lol this was an amazing game and an amazing time. I met my now wife on here!!
which clan were you in? Mine was called cdp 🤪 Do any of you still play it today? today's version just isn't the same as it used to be.
44:33 I played this game so long, and still do sometimes, that I forget how deep the story can get. Glad they didn't follow this guy's advice lol
They should honestly port this to switch with a multiplayer server, it would make so much money!!
Looks incredible
Este es de mis juegos favoritos de la Dreamcast, sin dudas 😊 Graciass!!
holy shit this brings back memories
I don't know how many times I fell asleep in the caves.
This is the game so many warm Sam's Club soda filled nightmares were born from.
i used to watch my cousin play this game growing up, i thought this was so bad ass till i started playing final fantasy.
This was one of those games that I missed out on, a game I just never played as a kid. I do have a Dreamcast, is this worth picking up in 2019? If yes, I plan on playing through the offline version first, is that experience worth buying it alone or no? I know about all the online servers that still exist, and planned on getting used to the controls, playing through it a bit, then maybe going online with the dreamcast, but that isn't the main reason I'm buying it. Is it really worth picking it up for the offline mode alone? Let me know, I'm definitely interested and thinking about picking it up. Looks real fun, too bad I never gave it a chance sooner!
The offline content is great too. I originally started with the Gamecube version and played it solely offline (and splitscreen) for YEARS before I found out about Blue Burst and fan servers.
Phantasy Star Online has probably consumed more of my gameplay hours than any one game has.
Awesome, I'm going to pick it up! I do have one more question if you don't mind. I know there are a few versions of it, the first one being the original version 1, which was levels 1 to 100? Then version 2 improving upon some of the controls, adding new content, and even increasing the level cap to 200. My question is - what should I get!? I'd assume ver2 right? More content, more levels, more to do in general? That's my mindset right now. I just don't want to make the wrong decision as a noobie haha. Some advice would be great on which to buy. I am excited to give this a try, then if I really end up liking it, I might even try online (I know about the private servers available).
@@iamshawn9888 Version 2 is an inprovement in every way. There are some VERY slight graphics changes, but they're just that. Very slight. I personally mostly play the Gamecube version both online and offline now, but I still go and visit the others aswell.
@@iamshawn9888 The Sega Dreamcast is back online again and you can now do other servers, so yes definitely worth it, I'm going to try get back on it again, haven't been on since 2001 but DreamcastTalk is now the main hub for all Dreamcast online stuff and new members are coming back to it. Sega also release Ver. 2 on the Dreamcast also. The GNC were just ports to further capitalise for Sega but it was not a native Sega system with dedicated online infrastructure like the Dreamcast, plus you can now use the DCHDMI on Dreamcast which gives it true HD status, even more than its native VGA, you can even use Dreampi as a host. Other later versions did add a few smaller stuff, but Ver. 2 was where the best definitive version of the original was.
You can even use classic Sega consoles as specialised mags, not sure why you wouldn't want to prioritise online, while it's still decent offline, online is essentially the icing of the game, though not essential, the idea is that you are meant to have a team member that specialises in a specific class that you do not, for example you might just have a basic but effective three strike combo with a sabre sword but get a shooter on your expedition team and you have longer range situations covered as well, members with mage like properties can act as your healers and powerful members have higher close range damage properties in exchange for speed manoeuvring ect.
@@finaltuned2755 I actually did end up buying this game for the Dreamcast. I got a copy of version 2 on Ebay for like $20 or something, and man was it worth it! I'm a level 54 HUmar currently and played through normal and I'm almost done hard mode. I've been playing offline, but plan to buy a dreampi off of the dreamcastic channel shop so I can hop on and try some online play. I know about all the free online servers too, but I wanna be able to play on DC, so I will probably be buying the adapter right as I'm starting ultimate, as I want the full experience offline prior to joining online. So far, I'm having an absolute blast! I knew about the game back in the day, but my parents bought me a PS2, and the Dreamcast was pretty much dead by the time the game came to the US, so I never got to play it. If anybody else is thinking about buying this game, do it! It's easy to pick up and play once you get everything, plus, it's just as fun offline as I'm sure it is online!
Its crazy that when the wolfs dies they make the same sound effect as in pso2:ng that was released in 2021
I spent so much time playing this for Dreamcast and then on xbox.
I had this game and never really played it. I didn't know what I was doing or understand it as a teenager.
I often played the female android made her look like a maid. This ruined my social life lol
I was a kid back then. Lost a dreamcast to this game lol no regrets
My favorite game ever
I used to get so jealous of all the Japanese players coming on with their names in orange....V2 players!
Wow, the R button menu wasn't there!? Darn good thing Version 2 and 3 (GC and Xbox episode 1&2) (and 3.5 if you count Blue Burst as such) were made
It still had the r button switch I'm pretty sure
@@keithcrawford7399 Yes but no short menu to use items and switch weapons
My first introduction to online gaming lol
This game was fun. Until duping, and BSODs became a thing. It got so hacked it wasn't fun anymore. I had a spread needle ++ that would one shot anything. Used it to troll people. However, it was really awesome for a while.
Still have this game and dream sat was checking cause started to play part 2 looks good still
Who’s here after max’s video
All cyberpunked out! I love it
Cyberpunked out?
@@ikagura laser weapons and what not is what I ment
I've only ever played the gamecube version, I've never realized how different this version looks
Which one looks better in your opinion
Played a little bit of pso ver. 1 offline many many years ago..could never get it online as it was all dialup then and quite costly..but I have been playing pso2 on xbox one for quite some time now and have recently acquired a copy of PSO ver.2. So am looking to get a dreampi and online again..also being a bit of a fanboy/collector for the dreamcast it's only right to get back to where I belong haha
Hopefully see all you ARXS topside
You could use a Kmart blue light special internet trial cd to get unlimited online. Worked like a charm. If they shut you down, just had to get another one and be fine for a few more months.
Child hood memories
Some of the later missions are so hard to complete. Not because they are hard in themselves but because the AI companion for the mission is so inept and likes killing themselves.
Better than star wars to my opinion
My first ever online game.
Do you ever find out from playing this game how far it is from the Genesis console days? I would love to know if Chaz and Rika are referenced/remembered in some way.
The text box in the down left (to tell the item/monster) has a black background in this version.
How to reach a silver room with monsters❓❓❓
I wonder if Sonic Team derived inspiration from ThunderCats for this game
Моя первая ММО ❤
Really wanted to play this game again. Which would you say is the definitive version? GameCube?
Probably the PC version. PSO: Blue Burst. It contains ep1, ep2 and ep4.
PC? No shit I had no idea! Can I still get it somewhere?
@@ghostofronaldreagan172 You should be able to play on a private server. The official server went down years ago. If you type into google "pc blue burst private server", the first link should get you going. Its all free now too. The game and drop rate might be reworked a little, so its not truly the same experience you would have had back then, but its the best you're going to get!
Cool. Does the download include the single player campaign?
@@ghostofronaldreagan172 Yeah it does! You will still have to be online though. I think you just make a game and select "solo" in the menu and you can access all the levels like normal. Some have been updated since the version 1 dreamcast version.
I remember playing this on my Dreamcast waaaaay back in the day...and man, the combat suuuuuucked! Just booted up Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis for the first time, so really hoping it's better than the first game.
Is the lightsabre (like from Star Wars) a mod? Or is it a normal part of the game?
It’s normal part of the game, pioneer uses photon weapons, that’s why it looks a bit similar as laser saber
My first online cyber attack
Is there still a way to play this if we hook up a Dreamcast?
It has an offline mode on DC. So that should still work fine like in the video.
@@AwesomeRickyC okay I thought that everything had to be played that's why I was kind of nervous about purchasing a Dreamcast on eBay play the games but recently I bought a Wii and I'm still able to play the physical games
@@LynSkyn1981 how are you enjoying the Wii
Hello... Soy nuevo con Dreamcast.. talvez me puedes informar dónde hallo el código que me pide al comienzo del juego ? Gracias
Is this fun offline? Is it open world?
Am I dreaming or poison lilies are smaller in Ver 1?
smaller for sure XD
@@184garage2 What happened? Is this because of the aspect Ratio or because the character is taller?
I had this back in the day but could not figure it out at all ... :(
Is it still fun to play with even without online?
Congratulations by vídeos , poucos vídeos sobre esse game infelizmente
Saudades dessa época de DC!
Do you have to be online to play this on a dreamcast?
I had to unplug my phone line to my Dreamcast lol
There still players?
WoL haven't uploaded your gameplay on their channel yet.
It's definitely there, under Sega > Dreamcast > Phantasy Star Online (Ver. 1.0). Posted on Auguest 16th
Sorry i got confused. Yeah. they have a huge list of games to upload yet. Normally it's between a year or two before they have it on the main channel. Which is one reason I like to have them on mine.
Bad ass
Like a home
Took Almost 20 Years From Sega
I played so much of this game and was sad when ppl would use GameShark to PK you
PLAYED IT ON DREAMCAST WHILE I WAS 10 Y/O ..
Best game
Es re flashero esto amigo es increible.
que recuerdos...jeje
what a nostalgic game play.. I remember playing on the CRT which looked much better than this😂
Nice playthrough, but why isn't he using Trap Visions or Scape Dolls? He took a lot of avoidable damage.