SO, can someone tell how to play PSO, and where to buy it?? (PSO2 AS WELL)

[Elijah Fox]

Ook, well how much did you have to pay in the previous ones, if you know the answer.

[blace]

From 5 to 15 if I remember correctly.

[SStrikerR]

I don't remember any version costing more than $10.

[AlexCraig]

Gamecube can. Quite easily.

[Anon_Fire]

Ook, well how much did you have to pay in the previous ones, if you know the answer.

$8.99/month on PSOBB

[AlexCraig]

PSOBB is free now, but that is due to it being on private servers now.

[Elijah Fox]

Cool. Well, at least it does not seem out-of-reach for me. Has anyone here ever played any of the PSP series? And if you did, is it very different from the PSP series, or is it somewhat similar in some ways?

[blace]

The PSP series is based off of PSU and offers a different style of gameplay. Strafing, locking techs to weapons, and class/type change were not part of PSO. So gameplay is different. For example, you choose a HUmar, you can't use techs above 15, TP(PP in PSU) doesn't regenerate unless you're a Newman.

Mirage Blasts, SUV, and Nanoblast were some slight improvements over the games MAG system, where you feed it items to boost your stats, as well as summon. Races were limited to human, android(cast in PSU) and newman.

[SStrikerR]

Gamecube can. Quite easily.

I'm talking about the subscription fee for online.

[Elijah Fox]

The PSP series is based off of PSU and offers a different style of gameplay. Strafing, locking techs to weapons, and class/type change were not part of PSO. So gameplay is different. For example, you choose a HUmar, you can't use techs above 15, TP(PP in PSU) doesn't regenerate unless you're a Newman.

Mirage Blasts, SUV, and Nanoblast were some slight improvements over the games MAG system, where you feed it items to boost your stats, as well as summon. Races were limited to human, android(cast in PSU) and newman.

What!? No Beast??