Phantasy Star Online 2 is a free-to-play online action role-playing game in the Phantasy Star series, developed and published by Sega. It will also release for PC, Nintendo Switch and PS4 in Japan.Action role-playing, Massively Multiplayer Online

Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis is out in 2021 for Xbox Series X, Xbox One and PC in the West. It’s worth reading up on all the differences and even watching the new trailer below. Otherwise, when playing the base game, they’ll remain the same.

While Units, Weapons and Mags can be used in New Genesis, their “functions, abilities, and appearances will change” to match its system. It’s worth noting that certain character growth elements like level, EXP, Photon Arts, Techniques and Class Skills won’t be shared between the two versions. However, you can expect PC requirements to be raised as well. Character creation details from the base game will be compatible with New Genesis, right down to the emotes, which is also nice. The overhauled graphics engine means better character models, more options for character customization (like additional accessories) and finger movement. This is why the development team is preparing a massive update instead of a new episode - to give Phantasy Star Online 2 the renewal it deserves.” Sega acknowledged that the current graphics and game systems would be “unrefined to modern players, especially to those of you whose adventures just began with the North American version. In a new post today, the development has outlined what makes New Genesis so different.įirst off, instead of outright “replacing” PSO2, New Genesis will “co-exist” with it when it launches next year with players able to hop back and forth between the two. Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis appeared to be an overhaul of the current game with improved visuals and menu systems. Yesterday, instead of a new episode for its MMO Phantasy Star Online 2, Sega announced something more interesting.

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