Manta Oyamada
Aug 28, 2013, 03:19 PM
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Link : http://www.mediafire.com/download/6tkn0u12djlnph0/com.sega.PSO2es.apk
OR
Phantasy Star Online 2es (Guide)(By SenpaiSilver)
After receiving a mail saying that I was chosen for the closed beta of Phantasy Star Online 2: es, I wanted to install it on my phone like anybody who’s supposed to play it.
Like always, things don’t go smoothly: it’s region locked on the Play Store.
I’m using a Nexus 4 running the stock Android 4.3.
Disclaimer
I’m not responsible of anything, if you have a problem with scanning a QR Code you can get Google Goggles. For other problems I consider you know how to read so there should not be any.
Keep in mind that your device is probably not compatible.
Step 1: Create a Google Account on your phone
Go to your settings menu, then select Add account in the language your device is.
Create a new account, but don’t go on the Play Store with it right now.
Step 2: Setup a VPN and connect
Now you need to make the Play Store think you’re in Japan. the cheapest option is to set up a VPN.
Go to your settings, in Wireless & Networks click the More entry then VPN.
Click the new button then fill the form:
[LIST]
Name: name it
Type: L2TP/IPSec PSK
Server address: 121.92.13.27
IPSec pre-shared key: vpn
Tick the advanced box
Forwarding routes: 0.0.0.0/0
After validating the form you must connect and fill the login form:
Username: vpn
Password: vpn
Now you are connected.
Step 3: Go to the PSO2es page
Now you need to go to the PSO2es (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sega.PSO2es) page (use the QR Code below), you’ll see a message telling you that it’s not available in your region. Go to the Play Store options on your device, then into the settings.
Change the selected account to the new account and return to the PSO2es page with the QR Code below.
http://blog.senpaisilver.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/chart.png
Step 4: Enjoy it
I don’t know if it will update itself if you switch accounts, but it’s better than nothing.
Keep in mind that I’m not responsible for anything.:-?
via [SenpaiSilver (http://blog.senpaisilver.com/?p=265)]
Link : http://www.mediafire.com/download/6tkn0u12djlnph0/com.sega.PSO2es.apk
OR
Phantasy Star Online 2es (Guide)(By SenpaiSilver)
After receiving a mail saying that I was chosen for the closed beta of Phantasy Star Online 2: es, I wanted to install it on my phone like anybody who’s supposed to play it.
Like always, things don’t go smoothly: it’s region locked on the Play Store.
I’m using a Nexus 4 running the stock Android 4.3.
Disclaimer
I’m not responsible of anything, if you have a problem with scanning a QR Code you can get Google Goggles. For other problems I consider you know how to read so there should not be any.
Keep in mind that your device is probably not compatible.
Step 1: Create a Google Account on your phone
Go to your settings menu, then select Add account in the language your device is.
Create a new account, but don’t go on the Play Store with it right now.
Step 2: Setup a VPN and connect
Now you need to make the Play Store think you’re in Japan. the cheapest option is to set up a VPN.
Go to your settings, in Wireless & Networks click the More entry then VPN.
Click the new button then fill the form:
[LIST]
Name: name it
Type: L2TP/IPSec PSK
Server address: 121.92.13.27
IPSec pre-shared key: vpn
Tick the advanced box
Forwarding routes: 0.0.0.0/0
After validating the form you must connect and fill the login form:
Username: vpn
Password: vpn
Now you are connected.
Step 3: Go to the PSO2es page
Now you need to go to the PSO2es (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sega.PSO2es) page (use the QR Code below), you’ll see a message telling you that it’s not available in your region. Go to the Play Store options on your device, then into the settings.
Change the selected account to the new account and return to the PSO2es page with the QR Code below.
http://blog.senpaisilver.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/chart.png
Step 4: Enjoy it
I don’t know if it will update itself if you switch accounts, but it’s better than nothing.
Keep in mind that I’m not responsible for anything.:-?
via [SenpaiSilver (http://blog.senpaisilver.com/?p=265)]