Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II
Published by Sega, Developed by Sonic Team
US release date: Oct 29th, 2002 | EU release date: -
Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II has no review on Wii's World.
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Toon link main said:
Exactly how many times do you need to play yoshi 's island stage
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brb, gonna puke ... Action Girlz Racing
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This game looks pretty exciting ... Teslagrad
Bup89 said:
It looks nice. ... New Super Mario Wii red case
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User comments
Ryan said:
Now with the Wii online will this game have a new peak of interest? Will it even be allowed online? Anyone have answers?
Junker said:
Sadly, you'll only be able to play GC/PSO offline with your Wii. On April 1 2007 the official GameCube and Dreamcast PSO servers will be shut down, but there's always offline split screen multiplayer.
satoshi said:
Wii pso is needed, just make it like bb with one extra episode. Allow online 2 ways through a server and through friend codes, that way if people want a good online they can pay for it. Plus if they don't want online but want to play with their friends it's win win. Nintendo should really consider an idea like this.