• PSU Site Update for December 16

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    Ryna
    Published on Dec 16, 2005 10:29 PM
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    The official Phantasy Star Universe site was updated today with information on Several new vehicles and a new SEED enemy! The new vehicles include the Striker, G-Flyer, and PPT. The Striker is a military assault tank that can carry small groups of people. The G-Flyer and PPT are spaceships. You'll be able to use the G-Flyer to fly around the Guardian colony while the PPT will be used to travel between planets. You can see a picture of the G-Flyer below. If you would like to read more about the new vehicles, please consult our guide.

    G-Flyer:


    SEED Vance:




    Behold the menacing SEED Vance! This enemy features several dangerous appendages. In the images above. the SEED Vance is shown trying to strike down Ethan. If you would like to know more about SEED, be sure to check out our guide.

    You can discuss this exciting update in our Phantasy Star Universe forum!

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    1. Phantasy Star Universe
    Comments 5 Comments
    1. 's Avatar
      - Dec 20, 2005, 06:20 PM
      but regardless will we be able to use the G-Flyer online or whatever its called


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      releasing it on PS2, is silly, yes itl get tons of sales and make them money, but itl only get hacked to death like other PSOs...
    1. 's Avatar
      - Dec 20, 2005, 09:02 PM

      Accualy i doubt it will get hacked as bad or at all.

      The only reason BB was hacked was that PSOBB wasnt exactly a new game think about it.

      The hackers already knew what file did what when they did that or this to it.

      And I think that there gona use a new antihack besides gamegard plus all of the errors will be pached by updates and so on.

      The makers of PSO/PSU even said themselfs that PSOBB was more of a trial to see what anti hacking program did or didnot do its job
    1. lostinseganet's Avatar
      lostinseganet - Dec 20, 2005, 10:38 PM
      When, and where did they state that?
    1. 's Avatar
      - Dec 21, 2005, 05:39 PM
      But they said the PS2 and PC versions were linked didnt they? and since the game doesnt require a hard drive on PS2, they only will have a limited amount of memory card space to work with... think about it... if they planned to make the game long term and people did hack it, how would they keep releasing patch after patch for ps2 owners who only have a 8mb card?... something will have to give

      i just hope the game doesnt end up like PSO GC/Xbox though.. seriously
    1. 's Avatar
      - Jan 18, 2006, 02:41 PM
      late reply yeah I know, but what would make it any better on PC? There is a thing called bot program and other hacks so um it wouldn't matter which platform it was released on
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