Phantasy Star 2 Online

SEGA revealed some sweet information about their MMO project Phantasy Star Online 2
today at Phantasy Star Portable 2 fan meeting. SEGA generously
presented fans some gameplay details and 15 screenshots (SEGA will
release a gameplay trailer on April 28th). Enjoy.


SEGA said Phantasy Star Online 2 will be giving players completely
new gaming experience with its enhanced actions and dynamic maps. The
gameplay of ranged class will be changed to TPS mode. Other keywords
SEGA teased in the meeting include combo, action, jump, unlimited
adventure, etc.. The game will be released on PC this year for the
purpose of inviting more players to join. The beta testing is target at
this summer in Japan.
Source: 4Gamer(JP)

the starting a bit boring.can watch from around 2 min onward for more action

Meh, this game doesn't even look like that it's trying to go with the time from what I see
It might have been good 10 years ago

Anyone with fond memories of jumping into Phantasy Star Online
back on the Dreamcast (may it rest in peace) will surely be excited to
hear that a bevy of new information, screenshots, and videos have been
released for Phantasy Star Online 2. In PSO2,
the player is part of a planetary investigation team known as the Arks.
It would seem that the Arks are tasked with flying about the galaxy to
strange new planets, meeting the inhabitants of said planets and killing
them. Sounds fun, right? Right.

Right now, there are four confirmed weapons: swords and wired lances
for Hunters, assault rifles for Rangers, and the gunblade-esque gun
slash for all classes. Battlefields are randomly generated for each
mission, keeping the gameplay fresh and exciting, and can include a
variety of random events that are sure to keep players on their toes. PSO2
also introduces multi-party areas, which -- as the name would imply --
allow multiple parties to venture forth for fun and profit. Players are
allowed a main class and a subclass, and instead of having overall
character levels, the game utilizes class levels for each class the
player has taken. There's much more information where this came from, so
we recommend any players who are looking forward to PSO2 (or
who are just feeling a bit nostalgic about the original)