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Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by DarkWitchClaire » Sun Mar 7, '21, 3:03 pm
I hope Sega revives the Ages line and rereleases Phantasy Star 4, maybe that could help.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Zio_Falz » Thu Mar 11, '21, 10:51 pm
Oh, God of Algol, something has to help; Or this forum and its game specific sub-forums, will, expire.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Ultema » Sat Jun 26, '21, 4:30 pm
*pokes head in for the first time in what, 15 years?*
... Still here holding the torch.
... Still here holding the torch.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Bragatyr » Sun Jun 27, '21, 5:19 am
Zio_Falz wrote:That is all.
Yeah...but hope springs eternal.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Wolf Bird » Sun Jun 27, '21, 5:42 pm
Sadly, that's what happens with the inevitably passage of time. It's a bit heartening to know the first game is on the Switch eShop...hopefully, someday, the other 3 will make their way there.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by myau56 » Mon Jun 28, '21, 2:40 pm
A very sad feature but unavoidable...
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Darkil » Mon Jun 28, '21, 3:54 pm
The Legend will never die!
Shhh my common sense is tingling
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Silver_Surfer1 » Thu Jan 20, '22, 7:26 pm
Agreeing with all the above posts!!!
Still here holding on and still going strong!!
Phantasy Star fans have wonderful memories of all the Phantasy Star games and time spent playing the games, etc.
Still here holding on and still going strong!!
Phantasy Star fans have wonderful memories of all the Phantasy Star games and time spent playing the games, etc.
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Re: Us fans, of Classic PS, are a dying breed.
by Scootaloo » Sat Jan 29, '22, 2:02 pm
Indeed, classic PS isn't very popular anymore, but I'm glad I still have memories of the games, so even if time has taken its toll on the series, it's nothing to be sad about.
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