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Chaos, you really didn't need to say that.

 

I'm pretty sure you're going to get a warm welcoming from Zexaeon, since you've played Star Ocean. You can't be Anti-Sora yet, but I'll let you join as a Heartless. If you make your through this club's Heartless hierarchy, you will become Anit-Sora.

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Star Ocean, the first game in the series. It was released in 1996 for the Super Famicom and never released outside of Japan; however, it was unofficially translated into English through ROM hacking by DeJap Translations, and the resulting game can be played through emulation. It established the series' staples, including the futuristic setting, real-time battle system, item creation, and private actions. It takes place in 346 SD, and follows the adventures of Roddick Farrence as he searches for a cure for a sickness on his planet with the help of two Earthlings.

 

Star Ocean: The Second Story, released for the PlayStation in Japan in 1998 and North America in 1999. It retains the features of its predecessor while introducing prerendered backgrounds, full motion videos, and 3D battle fields. Taking place in 366 SD, it features a new cast of characters, including Claude C. Kenni, the son of Ronyx J. Kenny from the original Star Ocean, and Rena Lanford, who both investigate the Sorcery Globe, which has landed on Planet Expel and has been causing disasters ever since.

 

Star Ocean: Blue Sphere is a direct sequel to The Second Story, released for the Game Boy Color in 2001 in Japan (a North American version was planned but canceled). Blue Sphere adapts the Star Ocean series to hand-helds altering several aspects in the process, including interactive item creation, auto private actions, 2D side scrolling battles, Field Actions, and the removal of random battles. It takes place in 368 SD, two years after The Second Story, and features the return of all twelve main characters as they attempt to solve the mystery of the Planet Edifice and its destructive nature that eradicates the planet's civilizations every 200 years.

 

Star Ocean: Till the End of Time was released for the PlayStation 2 in Japan in 2003. A director's cut of the game with bonus dungeons, new playable characters, a versus mode, and tweaked gameplay was released in 2004, and that version was brought to North America and Europe the same year. Till the End of Time is the first fully 3D game in the series and features fully voiced dialogue. It retains most aspects of the previous games with new features, such as the fury and bonus battle gauge, as well as the ability to patent items created during item creation and recruiting inventors to create items for the player. The game takes place nearly 400 years after the last Blue Sphere, in 772 SD. Fayt Leingod is the main character, and after finding himself separated from his family during an alien attack on a resort planet, is pursued by the same Vendeeni forces across space for reasons beyond his imagination.

 

Star Ocean: First Departure is an enhanced remake of the original Star Ocean that was released for the PlayStation Portable in the U.S. on October 21, 2008. The game was remade using Star Ocean 2's engine, adopting prerendered backgrounds and 3D battle fields, as well as new character art and animated cut-scenes provided by Production I.G, and fully voiced dialogue. There are also new playable characters.[3]

 

Star Ocean: Second Evolution is an enhanced remake of Star Ocean: The Second Story that was released for the PlayStation Portable on April 3, 2008 in Japan. It was released in the U.S. on January 20, 2009. It was announced alongside First Departure, and features similar enhancements, including fully voiced dialogue, new playable characters, and new character artwork and animated cut-scenes provided by Production I.G.[4]

 

Star Ocean: The Last Hope was released for the Xbox 360 on February 19, 2009 in Japan, February 24, 2009 in North America, and targeted for April 24, 2009 in Europe. It is a prequel to the entire series, chronicling the aftermath of World War III in which humanity must find a new home to survive. The protagonist is a young man named Edge Maverick who is accompanied by his childhood friend Reimi Saionji. Producer Yoshinori Yamagishi announced at the 2008 Tokyo Game Show that it will be the last in the series.

 

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You are big Star Ocean fan! :) I'm not finished with it yet, I sorta took a break when I got my new computer.


"All new members will join automatically as a Creeper or Shadow. If you have less than 3 Stars, you're stuck at this rank."

So I'm not stuck right? It says less then 3 stars :?

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thanks again :)

 

I once heard of some people who played an online SquareE game andthey were 42 hours into a boss battle with a boss that had already transformed into 22 seperate forms. Then they lost...LOLZ talk about EPIC bummer :( I would've been sooooo mad. I don't recall the game though...

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@New Member: Welcome. ^^ Yeah, there's really no need to reserve a spot. Besides, even if there WERE a lot of Heartless members, we wouldn't do that, as it would be unfair to other people trying to get the position.

 

And yes, I DO bid ye warm welcome for your SOness. I've played all the SO games (including the remakes) and they were all quite epic. =D You bettah finish.

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