The animation seamlessly blended in with gameplay for a charming experience!
The Pokemon-style collecting/training/evolving system was fun and innovative!
Every common battle was won by mashing the X button!
Every boss battle was incredibly cheap, won essentially by waiting around for the boss to do their super-move, which gives you a very short time to hit 'Defend'.
Your supporting characters seem incredibly ill-suited at staying alive to help.
I stopped playing after beating a certain Jelly-fish looking boss. 
Was the game worth powering through afterward, I wonder?
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Maradon! got bored and wrote this:
Japanese developers have apparently decided that players and their decisions are no longer the primary focus of video games.
Phantasy Star Online would like to have a word with you.
Granted, there's probably about 30 hours of grinding for one of the health potion equivalents this guy uses during the fight, but it's a damn sight better than WoW's raiding. 
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x--Delphi AegisO-('-'Q) :
Phantasy Star Online would like to have a word with you.Granted, there's probably about 30 hours of grinding for one of the health potion equivalents this guy uses during the fight, but it's a damn sight better than WoW's raiding.
Absolutely nothing about that game sounds good at all.
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Delphi Aegis had this to say about Reading Rainbow:
Phantasy Star Online would like to have a word with you.Granted, there's probably about 30 hours of grinding for one of the health potion equivalents this guy uses during the fight, but it's a damn sight better than WoW's raiding.
yeah that sounds very much not good.
