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It's probably a lot better playing multiplayer with some folks, but considering that I don't have friends (at least none with PSPs who live near me and own Phantasy Star Portable), that wasn't really an option for me. I didn't hate playing it, but at no point would I say I was having fun.

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Phantasy Star Portable isn't a bad game, but it's not exactly what I'd call a good game. If you had told me the dialogue was recorded in the mid 90s, I'd have believed you without hesitation. Much worse than Crisis Core's voice acting was. The voice acting, on the other hand, definitely stands out and for all the wrong reasons. The scores are all well composed, but nothing really stands out like Final Fantasy VII's or Legend of Zelda's superb soundtracks or Xenoblade Chronicles X's.unique.soundtrack. The soundtrack is your typical generic JRPG affair - classical music trying perhaps a little too hard to sound dramatic.

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The PSP isn't exactly a graphical powerhouse (although better than the DS), but the game manages to do decently well with what the system had to work with.

The visuals and soundtrack were both fine. I mean, the story missions weren't super interesting in my opinion, but they were at least enough to keep the narrative moving even if utterly predictable. Not much good for anything else as none of them are particularly interesting.

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Each of the free missions have four levels with the only difference being the level of the enemies. The game's quests follow a strict pattern - chapter of two or three story missions, mandatory random free mission, chapter of two or three story missions, mandatory random free mission. Most characters are completely flat and uninspired. You meet a cast of characters of all four races, but unfortunately, only one or two of them are at all interesting, and even those two are only mildly interesting.

You get some pretty good freedom to customize your character with multiple character types (gunman, balanced hunter, tank, etc) and four species from which to choose (human, Neuman, Beast, and CAST). The basic premise of Phantasy Star Portable is that the SEED - this alien thingy - that was supposedly sealed away has started reappearing, and you're part of a team that's looking into why and trying to contain the threat before word gets out and causes a general panic throughout the Guhral system. I wasn't really sure what to expect with this one knowing that it was an action RPG instead of a JRPG, but whatever I expected, this wasn't it.

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Phantasy Star Portable - PlayStation Portable - January 1Дespite my insistence that the original Phantasy Star on Sega Master System is the greatest JRPG of the 8-bit era, I don't have a lot of experience with the series as a whole this makes only the second game in the series that I've actually finished.

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