Early PSO art

[Benoit]

<p>Sounds to me like they kept a good consistency through the games, and knew what they were doing with the story.<br>People who play Episode III will know what I mean.

[LaconianShot]

That's a very nice... poster?

[Lord Khyron]

When PSO was first announced for DC.. all we had was Hucast, Hunewearl, Fonewearl and Ramar images. 4 main classes..<p>Moot Deiz Pomm is spelt differently there than in the game..<p>Makes me even more convinced bad translation and it's a incantation.

[Neo48]

Well, I can you that the messgae there is the message Rico was trying to uncover.

[Benoit]

But the message there ties into what Episode III tells us in its plot.<br>Think about it.

[Neo48]

It is a sequel afterall

[Becky]

Real nice art work.

[Benoit]

Yes, it's a sequel, but the message there ties in to Episode III's plot, not into Episode I's much, despite being a poster for the first PSO game.

[Neo48]

What if you thought as both games being one plot. Three episodes that hold the key to one plot.

[Benoit]

They never started out like that... It was just one PSO game in the beginning. The GameCube version wasn't even made by Yuji Naka, the original producer.

[Neo48]

I see.

[Flare137]

cool poster