Phantasy Star: The End of the Millennium
As the last game in the original series, Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium, was meant to wrap up all the unfinished plot threads from the previous games. Cameos and references to the older stories are scattered all around, as the final group of heroes venture into the unknown battle against evil.
Mysteries of Algo
The programmers of Phantasy Star IV stuck a lot of secrets into the game. Some of these are simple to find or must be found to finish a game. Others are completely impossible to uncover through normal game play, requiring the use of edited save games or other special means. I've done some research into these mysterious things, and put the information gathered online for you to see. Check out the pages below to learn about Phantasy Star IV's best kept secrets!
- The Secret Technique
- NOTHING Items
These strange items were made inaccessible as part of normal game play, but never actually removed. They are all named simply "NOTHING" in the inventory, but they're far from useless!
- Removed Monsters
- Unexplored Dezoris
- Mile, the Item
- Soundtest
Image Gallery
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Game Guides
Have you gotten lost in the Phantasy Star IV or come across a boss that you just can't defeat? These guides will help you find your way to victory. You might even find some really strange things along the way.
Previews
Take a step back in time to see what fans expected from Phantasy Star IV before it's release, with these preview articles.
- Phantasy Star IV Preview 1
- Phantasy Star IV Preview 2
- Phantasy Star IV Preview 3
- The Making of Phantasy Star IV
Release Information
Phantasy Star IV was originally released in December 1993 for the Sega Genesis. It has since been republished in Sega Genesis Collection for PlayStation 2 and PSP, plus Japan only releases of a PC version, Phantasy Star Collection for Sega Saturn, and Phantasy Star Complete Collection for PlayStation 2.