Furthermore, downloading the demo will require at least 600MB of free space on your memory stick. Keep in mind that the release date and contents of this demo are both subject to change. Completely transfer your save data from the full version of PSP2 (or PSP2 The Best).Includes some collaboration items and additional download missions.Play the new infinity missions and experience the return of visual lobbies.Utilize multi-mode, internet multi-mode and the new friend search function.Play the first chapter of both Episode 1 and Episode 2.Player level cap will be LV100, battle type cap will be LV20.Here's what all the trial will have to offer: Good news for those of you who just can't wait to get a taste of Phantasy Star Portable 2 Infinity, the upcoming expansion to the hit Phantasy Star Portable 2! A free demo of Infinity is scheduled for Japanese release this coming January! The demo will be made available for download through the Japanese PlayStation Store as well as the official PSP2 Infinity website.

For a limited time, there are also two free item packs available on PSN, containing eight total weapons and clothing items from the item design contests held in Japan.įor all the latest information and discussion regarding Phantasy Star Portable 2: Infinity, be sure to stop by our PSP2 forums!

We're still waiting for more information on when we might see the game in the US and Europe, but PlayAsia and other import sites now have the Japanese version of the game in stock and available for those of you who don't want to wait! Copies of the game come with a Phantasy Star Online 2 code redeemable for a chance to participate in the PSO2 Alpha Test (though this may end up being limited to Japanese residents).

In addition, you can import your existing PSP2 characters. The game also includes new features, allowing players to take screenshots, rebirth characters to gain additional stat points, create missions, play with alternate characters as NPCs, and more. PSP2i offers players an all-new story mode, including tie-ins with PSO's 10th anniversary. Phantasy Star Portable 2: Infinity, the highly anticipated sequel to PSP2 for the Playstation Portable, launched yesterday in Japan.

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