For fans of the upcoming MMO looking to play on the Vita, this might be some phantastic news.
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While the PC will be hitting North America and Europe next year, there has yet to be a confirmation for the Vita version (along with the i0S and Android ones, but whatever). As far as we know right now, it is Japan only.
So, could this game propel the Vita like a rising star, or should Sega just learn how to use word check already?
Sega is hard at work portingPhantasy Star Online 2 to anything with a processor and a screen. Versions of the popular PC MMO will be available on iOS and Android by the end of 2012, with a version for PlayStation Vita set to launch in early 2013. According to a press release translated by PSFBlog, the Vita version, like its PC counterpart, will be free-to-play. It will also feature partial cross-compatibility with the PC version.
Players of the portable edition of the game will be able to play with PC players on certain servers. Players can also access their characters and progress on either system. The game will only be available online and will be completely free to download and play. The iOS and Android version of the game will be a separate, simplified game that focuses on social elements.
While the PC will be hitting North America and Europe next year, there has yet to be a confirmation for the Vita version (along with the i0S and Android ones, but whatever). As far as we know right now, it is Japan only.
So, could this game propel the Vita like a rising star, or should Sega just learn how to use word check already?