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Sega Ages 2500 Vol.17: Phantasy Star Generation 2
PlayStation 3 · Released March 24, 2005 · Developed by 3D Ages · Published by Sega
Single player
Role-playing (RPG)FantasyScience fiction
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Summary
Phantasy Star Generation: 2 is the seventeenth entry in the Sega Ages 2500 series for the PlayStation 2. This remake of the original Phantasy Star II features an updated battle system, graphics, and sound. A thousand years after the events of the first game, Rolf is assigned to investigate the recent increase in biomonsters. Accompanying him is the numan girl Nei, the result of experiments with human and biomonster genes, whom he regards as a sister.
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Game Modes
Single player
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
Themes
Fantasy · Science fiction
Developer
3D Ages
Also known as
AliasPhantasy Star II RemakeAlternative title
AliasPhantasy Star 2 RemakeAlternative title
JapanSeiga Ejiezu Fantashii Sutaa Jienereshon TouJapanese title - romanization
Release history (2 entries)
| Date | Platform | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 24, 2005 | PlayStation 2 | — |
| Aug 20, 2014 | PlayStation 3 | — |
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Storyline
It is almost one thousand years since Alis defeated the evil being 'Dark Falz'. The planet Mota has been transformed from a desert planet into a lush, fertile world. Mota's climate and biology is now controlled by several facilities, which are managed by the central computer system called Mother Brain. However, recently something is amiss. The central lake has dried up, and vicious creatures roam the countryside. What has gone wrong?
The game's hero and protagonist, Rolf, is an Agent with the central government in Paseo, the capital city of the planet Mota. He has recurring dreams in which he sees a young girl battling for her life against a giant demon. After one such dream, he goes into work and is given the task of retrieving the data recorder from the Biosystems Lab, in order to learn why the lab has created such dangerous creatures. Analysis of the data recorder shows that the Biosystems Lab has been receiving excess energy from Climatrol, and that this energy is responsible for the mutations.







