#Phantasy star portable 2 infinity upgrade
#Phantasy star portable 2 infinity code

#Phantasy star portable 2 infinity code

The game has a system wherein players could obtain special items by inputting a special code into the 'Visiphone' terminal found in the player's room. The international versions has the weapon rebranded to one more familiar outside of Japan. The collab here was with Famitsu magazine. In the western versions, all weapons belonging to the same weapon category have their stats increment by the same amount regardless of their grade.įurthermore, the overall value by which stats increment had been increased in the western versions.įind out what the international versions' replacement for the Famitsu magazine weapon is.Īs was the case with past Phantasy Star Online titles, a magazine collab in the form of a 'joke weapon' is present.

#Phantasy star portable 2 infinity upgrade

In the Japanese version, the Weapon Upgrade system had the stat increment based on the weapon's Grade, with higher-graded weapons having their upgrade stats increment by more than lower-graded weapons. The FMVs and voice grunts were dubbed into English, but the text cutscenes were simply muted. Similar to Phantasy Star Universe: Ambitions of the Illuminus, Phantasy Star Portable 2 had a partial English dub made.

Most of the screenshots used for the game's tutorials were re-taken using the international versions. The English text for 'Multi-Mode' and 'Internet-Multi Mode' were altered to 'Multiplayer' and 'Online Multiplayer' respectively. The option to import items bought off the PSN Store was removed due to the DLC remaining exclusive to the Japanese version. The option to go to the official website was also removed in the international versions. It should also be noted that this is one of the few times that the Japanese string file is present in the international versions.Īs is common with many western releases of Sega games, the light-blue Sega logo used in Japan was replaced with the dark-blue version used by Sega of America and Sega Europe.Īfter all the startup logos, the international versions add an extra warning prior to the title screen.Īll instances of the game's logo (including the opening cinematic) does not feature the Katakana spelling of the game's name alongside the logo. Most of these files are empty, though the files for the German and French versions of the file show an unfinished translation attempt.

The file containing strings for 'My Room' has various language variants (using the same language coding other Sonic Team games use) which hint that the game was originally planned to be localized into languages other than English: Phantasy Star Portable Mission Counter LeftoversĪ texture containing the graphical assets used in the quest counter in Phantasy Star Portable is present. In the title screen's texture sheet area is a graphic previously used in the PSN demo's title screen. In the same texture sheet used for the game's startup splash screens is an unused one for Sonic Team. Unused Graphics Unused Sonic Team Splash Screen

1.3 Phantasy Star Portable Mission Counter Leftovers.