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=== ''Phantasy Star III'' === {{nihongo|''[[Phantasy Star III: Generations of Doom]]''|時の継承者 ファンタシースターIII|Toki no Keishōsha Fantashī Sutā Surī|Successors of Time: Phantasy Star III}}, released for the Mega Drive in 1990 and on the Genesis in 1991, was a departure from the previous games in that the different worlds were no longer the different planets of the Algol system. The game revolves around two feuding factions, the Orakians and the Layans, who have been engaged in bitter conflict since their founders disappeared 1,000 years earlier; the factions assume their founders were bitter enemies who fought each other. Unique to ''Phantasy Star III'' was a storyline that spanned three generations, starting with Rhys, an Orakian, and continues through two more generations, with the player controlling Rhys's son and grandchildren. At the end of each generation, the player determines the next main character by choosing which of the women encountered during the adventure the characters will marry. Rhys and his children eventually discover the true nature of the world and the conflict - that the seven 'worlds' were actually subsections of the colony ship ''Alisa III'' sent into deep space after the destruction of Palm. Somehow Dark Force was able to accompany the fleeing colonists and work to turn them against each other; Rhy's grandchild or grandchildren defeat Dark Force to restore peace to ''Alisa III''.
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