PSO EVENT SUCCESSFULL

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PSO EVENT SUCCESSFULL

Post by Great One »

I just came back from the pso event and things went great! I am really happy that the people here were kind enough to come and show Sega that the dreamcast online days are not over! Even if we were only 4 dcemu players (Soilwork, Nirvana, BlueCrab and me) we still had fun thanks to the people we met in the ship who had just came by to look for games. We got the chance to exchange guild cards and we made 2 teams of 3 players. Since this event was successfull there might be many more in the future if people show interest.

If you want to play pso with us, come and post in the dcemu online thread and thank you to everyone who showed up :)
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Post by fatheadpi »

I'll be on in a few hours, The Donnas are on SNL tonight. I would've been on earlier, but I was pickup up my new car.
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Post by Skater_dusto »

I traded my copy of Pso to a friend, then his little bro scratched it to hell on the corner of the coffee table. I wanted to get it back but he told me what happened. He gave me the cd and everything but he's right, there's no fixing it.
I'll probably buy Pso again. Do you think that many eb's will still carry it? I'm sure I've seen it around.

Hope you guys have fun though. If and when I get a copy I'll be sure to tell you all. :D
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Post by Veggita2099 »

Skater_dusto wrote:I traded my copy of Pso to a friend, then his little bro scratched it to hell on the corner of the coffee table. I wanted to get it back but he told me what happened. He gave me the cd and everything but he's right, there's no fixing it.
I'll probably buy Pso again. Do you think that many eb's will still carry it? I'm sure I've seen it around.

Hope you guys have fun though. If and when I get a copy I'll be sure to tell you all. :D
I see it sealed on E-bay all the time. Here is one for $20 after shipping:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... egory=4305
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Post by feels »

Skater_dusto wrote:I traded my copy of Pso to a friend, then his little bro scratched it to hell on the corner of the coffee table. I wanted to get it back but he told me what happened. He gave me the cd and everything but he's right, there's no fixing it.
I'll probably buy Pso again. Do you think that many eb's will still carry it? I'm sure I've seen it around.

Hope you guys have fun though. If and when I get a copy I'll be sure to tell you all. :D
You can buy it on eBay for way cheap...

Edit: Whoops, didn't see the reply above mine
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Post by Luriden »

I usually see sealed copies at Babbages for $20 or under. It's not too hard to find. I prefer buying games from Babbages and Gamestop personally. I hate paying bigass shipping prices and waiting forever to get it.
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Post by Dbztrunks1020 »

my 5 year old cousin chewed through mine and had to go to the hospital :(
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got a new one though
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Post by |darc| »

Buy the European PSO2. It's free to play online.
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Post by BlueCrab »

I've wanted a European PSOv2 for quite some time, but the local import store only imports Jap stuff, :?
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Post by Luriden »

Would you have to pay long distance fees, though? Someone told me I would...
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Post by SuperRoy »

European PSOv2 is FREE ONLINE!?! I gotta import that shit...unless it costs for long distance....
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Post by Dbztrunks1020 »

An oversea phonebill would probably be more expensive then the normal fee
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Post by SuperRoy »

I realize that...unless it doesn't cost for long distance...which it shouldn't because you're still dialing into your same ISP but just connecting to a different server...anyone?
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Post by Soilwork »

SuperRoy wrote:I realize that...unless it doesn't cost for long distance...which it shouldn't because you're still dialing into your same ISP but just connecting to a different server...anyone?
This would be logic. I mean, PSO uses the data stored in your dreamcast to connect to the Internet, so it will dial up to your usual provider, and then it will connect to the EU server. No long distance call involved..
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Post by az_bont »

Yep, all the other European Dreamcast games that can be played online need you to connect through SEGA's own ISP, but PSOv2 allows you to use your own with the help of DreamKey (and I assume the other browsers too). And oh yeah...

EUROPE RULES!
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Post by fatheadpi »

Yeah, it'd just mean using a boot disc and having to manually select the American or Jap ships whenever you log on.

I'm happy paying 15 a month to keep the servers up though, it's worth it, cus PSO rocks.
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Post by fatheadpi »

Or 5 bucks a month, rather, Although, last I looked, because of the exchange rates, my 3-month block only cost me $9.98.
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Post by Soilwork »

fatheadpi wrote:Or 5 bucks a month, rather, Although, last I looked, because of the exchange rates, my 3-month block only cost me $9.98.
Uh... When was that? And are you sure it was because of exchange rates? Because, I dont wanna sound pessimistic but 9.98 sounds like the fee for 2 months, couldn't it mean that PSO servers will shut down soonish?!?

I dont wanna scare anyone, i'm just wondering :mrgreen:
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Post by Gmc »

Yep, all the other European Dreamcast games that can be played online need you to connect through SEGA's own ISP, but PSOv2 allows you to use your own with the help of DreamKey (and I assume the other browsers too). And oh yeah...

EUROPE RULES!
Lets just hope the European version of GC PSO is free online aswell ;)
We should know by March the 7th (The official EU release date ;))
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