Reviews and Problems with Phantasy Star Collection
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Overall 9
Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure review
HonestGamers
19 April 2007
Excerpt: might have been developed for the PC, but you’d never know it from playing the PSP version. The game feels like it was made just for Sony’s portable and you could even be...
Excerpt: I have to admit, I’m not the sharpest tool in the box first thing in the morning. I’m not sure if it’s the lack of caffeine, the mild hangover, or the console induced...
Summary: Phantasy Star Collection is a nice trip down memory lane for fans of the series but it's equally as good for those who want to see where the Phantasy Star series started.
Excerpt: Sega has treated handheld gamers with even more ports of old games. This collection features Phantasy Star (published in 1988 for the Sega Master System), Phantasy Star...
Pros: 100+ hours of gameplay, Phantasy Star I & II are excellent titles
Cons: Nothing new here, Phantasy Star III didn't stand the test of time
Excerpt: The Phantasy Star series of sci-fi games were among the finest RPG’s ever released. These 4 games appeared well before the next-gen consoles and mighty computers While...
Excerpt: PSC features the first Phantasy Star, which was originally released for Sega's Master System console, and Phantasy Stars II and III, which were released for Sega's
Excerpt: Phantasy Star Collection review Game Over Online - http://www.game-over.com While I played my share of Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy on 8-bit console machines, I never
Excerpt: Sega's venerable Phantasy Star series has found a home on a lot of consoles lately, but fans haven't forgotten the glory days of old school RPG enjoyment.