- Publisher: Sega
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2009
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 41 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 32 out of 41
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Mixed: 3 out of 41
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Negative: 6 out of 41
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Jun 1, 2013
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GatchamanE.Jan 30, 2010This is a great game! Sure the story isn't all that grabbing and the customization could be a little better. But the gameplay and the multiplayer makes this a very rewarding experience. If u have a DS, this is a must-own!
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bobsNov 30, 2009
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RobertoMNov 17, 2009
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SeekDec 12, 2009The negative reviews are mainly because the journalists need to cater to the general audience. However if you're a fan of PSO or other online dungeon crawler action RPGs that fit the Diablo mold you'll enjoy having this portable version at your side.
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CallumEJan 12, 2010I wish The Onion review would be taken off. It ruins the metascore of a excellent game. It's story is a bit weak but the online mode makes up for this. Great for Phantasy Star fans and it's a nice game for newcomers to start with.
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DavidVNov 17, 2009A must have for PSO veterans, and enjoyable for newcomers as well. The storyline in a bit on the weak side, but the fantastic online experience more than makes up for it. Grab a few friends and prepare for hours of fun.
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Jun 8, 2011
Awards & Rankings
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Nintendo PowerIt's a shame that the developers squandered the chance to really build upon Phantasy Star Online, but there's no denying that when you have a few friends at your side, Phantasy Star 0 is just as much fun as its grandpa used to be. [Dec 2009, p.82]
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Easy online access, fulfilling single-player experience. Fun action with RPG elements makes the hunt for gear in an interesting world a real treat. If you own a DS and you care about quality entertainment, then you need this game.
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Once those rehashed maps and frustratingly straightforward missions rear their repetitive heads, the limits of Phantasy Star 0 become apparent.