A report on CoreMagazine (thanks Shacknews) has the announcement that Sega is planning to bring Phantasy Star Online to the PC market "later this year," specifically mentioning plans to bring the popular console MMORPG to "several markets including Europe, China, and several parts of Asia," though no mention of North America is included. The report goes on to say that Sega is undecided whether the PC version will be interoperable with the Dreamcast and GameCube versions of the game, though they have stated it would be possible to do so. The report concludes by saying: "Sega revealed that they currently have no plans to bring the game to either the PlayStation 2 or Xbox." More details on the port are up on The Magic Box where they say it will be based on "PSO Ver 2.0 for Dreamcast, with enhanced 3D graphics such as light source, and Pentium 4 SSE2 support. The polygon count for the PC version will be 4 times the number used in the Dreamcast version. You can also choose from 6 different languages in the PC version: Japanese, English, French, German, Spanish and Korean. A playable demo will be demonstrated at the upcoming World PC Expo in Makuhari Messe on September 19."