Sentences with phrase «think phantasy»

I think Phantasy Star style gameplay is still relatively untapped.

Not exact matches

Just when you thought things couldn't get any better for Phantasy Star Online 2's future, Sega surprises us even further, announcing that we'll be able to take the game with us on the go in more ways than one.

Last year, we took to the mic and gave you our thoughts on the Phantasy Star Online series.

Overall I enjoyed Phantasy Star 2, but always, even at the time, thought of it as a disappointing sequel.

To that end, we spent a lot of time thinking about how to make the game even more «Phantasy Star» - ish than before.

We were thinking that after the events of Phantasy Star, Myau's kittens all become the pets of the people who were living there.

Yoshida: Regarding the lives of the characters after the ending of Phantasy Star II... I'm not sure I can say we never thought about it, but its more to the point that we wanted players to be free to imagine it for themselves.

Hayashida: I think the success of Phantasy Star lies in the fact that the development staff was given the freedom to make the game we wanted, without restrictions or control.

Speaking of music, I think the SST band, a group composed of Sega Sound Staff, was formed just around the time Phantasy Star was released.

I don't think we've ever had as difficult a time setting the price for a game as we did with Phantasy Star II, actually.

In the original character design for Lutz from Phantasy Star, his personality was very weak and undefined, so Yuji thought Lutz would be a bland protagonist for Phantasy Star II if we just used him as - is.

For my part, though, I think the main draw of video games is their overt use of sound and visuals, and that's what we have pursued in the Phantasy Star series.

I think she had a lot of attachment to the story and world of Phantasy Star.

I think the innovation of the Phantasy Star games has mainly been in terms of graphics and visual presentation.

I think he said he drew Alyssa based on a Phantasy Star image but I don't remember which.

We had really thought that after the never - updated website finally shut down last year we would be done talking about Phantasy Star Online 2, which at this point is Sega's never - ending routine of dangling a steak in front of American fans before punching them in the throat.

Massively OP reader Francois recently pointed us to IGN's Top 100 RPGs of All Time, which we thought was worth a nod since unlike many such lists, it includes several early MMORPGs: including EverQuest (100), EVE Online (81), Phantasy Star Online (63), and of course, World of Warcraft (5), plus other multiplayer games we've covered in the past, like Diablo II, Titan Quest, Torchlight II, Stardew Valley, Neverwinter Nights, and more Ultima, Elder Scrolls, and Final Fantasy franchise games than you can shake an ancient console cartridge at.

If you've ever played any of the recent Phantasy Star games (Online or Portable), think just like those.

While this could be seen as terrible news to some, especially those of us who've been waiting impatiently for Phantasy Star Online 2, I think we should caution giving up hope too soon.

But do you think that the Resonance of Fate franchise deserves to go first instead of a classic franchise like Phantasy Star?

Naka: I was very much against Sega ceasing to develop hardware, and I think at the time Phantasy Star Online was just about to come out.

What do you guys think of all these Phantasy Star collaborations?

This week on the Swingin» Report show George and Barry the Nomad are accompanied by Bartman (writer for Sonic Retro) where he talks about his time in Pax, we discuss SEGA now owning Atlus and our thoughts on Phantasy Star Nova!

I can be optimistic and wait but I think I speak for everyone when I say our interesting in Phantasy Star is dying by the day.

Think of RPGs on the Genesis and series like Phantasy Star or Shining (Shining Force, Shining in the Darkness) will probably spring to mind.

Another things to keep in mind: exactly how big do you think the hardcore Phantasy Star fanbase is?

One of the things I think most of us would like to see is a global Phantasy Star community.

Heck, it'd be so darn nice to see Earthbound, Chrono Trigger, and Super Mario RPG up there, especially after seeing that the only halfway decent RPGs we've been seeing on VC are the Phantasy Star games (all three, no less, which I think is a bit overkill).

@Jerome http://segabits.com/blog/2013/02/06/breaking-down-and-explaining-the-sega-sammy-q3-2013-results/ This is what I wanted to point out: «Phantasy Star Online 2 — Over 1.7 million registered users» Think about it, at that point, theres no telling what possible income that might be... See, if people wanted to, they could buy Arks Cash every month to get the premium services, which would make it seem like a sub fee, but it's not, because it's not required since it is a free to play game (unless you like to have the services all the time).