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Postby hugues » Sat Jan 19, '08, 2:12 am

I keep a little directory of Phantasy Star sites on my web page. Every few months I do a sweep to purge dead sites. Along the way I revisit all the long defunct ones.. ones that haven't been updated in years but are still out on the internets. Here are a few interesting ones:

:wolfwhistle: Make sure you have a pop-up blocker and Java disabled before visiting any of these - consider yourself warned

Wizardmage's Phantasy Star Kingdom - A PSIV site that never really did much, has some good maps though.

Rysel Online - A page dedicated to the town of Rysel from PSIII. Whatever floats your boat I guess.

Alisa III - I exchanged emails with the owner of this site years ago. He was taking on the ambitious project of creating overworld maps for PSIII and wanted to know if I could share some source images. Since I never tried to create overworld maps I couldn't. However, he managed to create a few.

Phantasy Star Quiz - Javascript quizzes for the original four games.

Any others out there?
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Postby Celeith » Sat Jan 19, '08, 3:00 am

I feel so ashamed, I took that PSIV quiz on there and I got a 9.. I was just randomly clicking stuff :rofl:
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Postby Thoul » Sat Jan 19, '08, 4:10 am

The quiz site used to be pretty good, but the last time I tried to use it, it no longer worked for me. I guess the Javascript was too old or something.
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Postby SparkyIII » Sat Jan 19, '08, 5:22 am

PS4 Quiz I got 11. :cry:
PS3: 8 :(
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Postby Tsunami » Sat Jan 19, '08, 8:29 am

http://freett.com/naknak/game/ps/ps.html - Japanese website, but it's interesting to browse with an online translator. And I have no idea if it's even updated or not anymore. :lol: Just thought I'd share.
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Postby SparkyIII » Sun Jan 20, '08, 4:54 am

I liked the characters illustrations.
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Postby hugues » Sun Jan 20, '08, 11:19 pm

SparkyIII wrote:I liked the characters illustrations.

They were tough to find (without running the translation).. but they're worth the visit. Whoever make them did a great job.
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Postby SparkyIII » Mon Jan 21, '08, 6:25 am

Not really for me, my compy does that thing where if you hover over the button it'll appear down in the bottom left corner, and when I hovered over that one it said, "Chara" so I assumed it meant Characters. Hehe.
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Postby Snorb » Tue Jan 22, '08, 4:02 pm

Now I gotta steal the PSII character pictures to make a signature like Kaloes's. T_T

Or an RM2k3 PSII remake.
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Postby Tsunami » Fri Jan 25, '08, 10:13 am

I feel sorry for the artist who drew those pictures. Their drawings are being used without permission, for shame! :D
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