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Welcome to the Phantasy Star Universe: Clementine Wiki!
The Clementine Wiki is dedicated to Phantasy Star Universe, an online RPG by SEGA. Created by the Clementine staff and various helpers, this site aims to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information on all aspects of Phantasy Star Universe: Clementine. This wiki is a work-in-progress, and may have many unfinished, missing pages, or wrong information.
The Resurrection of a Forgotten Star
On September 27, 2012, a piece of all GUARDIANS' hearts was finally ripped away as SEGA officially closed all service for Phantasy Star Universe. Phantasy Star Universe was loved by many, and hated by many. SEGA seems in large part to want to forget PSU ever happened, but we will never forget it. Those who sought after ways of reviving their beloved game ultimately failed in the end. But a single man decided one day that he was going to take a shot at reviving such a fantastic game that many of us enjoyed playing. Marmalade, the lead developer of Clementine, is the sole reason we are here today. The entire reason we can play Phantasy Star Universe online once again to relive all those fond memories. No amount of thanks can show our appreciation towards him.
Next, we'd like to take a moment to thank everyone for their continued patronage throughout the years. We all feel that this project has been a success (and will continue to be!), but it would not have been possible without the constant support of the community. Even if you only edited a few files here or there, or simply were a bug tester, you've helped make Clementine what it is today. We've been through our ups and downs, but we are proud to give everyone the opportunity to play such a great game once again. In particular, we must thank those who have donated to us over the years. Your constant support has allowed the team to survive long enough to complete the server, as well as host it for you to play on! Without your generosity, it simply would not have been possible to keep the project alive. So, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much!
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