Bandai Namco Games announced today that Sword Art Online: Hollow Realisation, the latest video game based on Reki Kawahara's best-selling light novel series, will be released on Sony's PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita systems in Autumn 2016.
First announced for the Japanese market in October 2015, the game takes place in the experimental "Sword Art: Origin", a brand new virtual really MMO based on the servers of the franchise's infamous titular title.
Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization marks the third video game based on the hit anime franchise to be released in western territories by the acclaimed Tekken and Tales Of publisher, following Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment and the recently released Sword Art Online: Lost Song.
The announcement of Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization marks the third video game based on the hit anime franchise to be distributed internationally by the acclaimed Tekken and Tales Of publisher, following last summer's digital-exclusive release of PlayStation Vita title Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment and last month's PlayStation 4/Vita dual release of Sword Art Online: Lost Song.
Anime Limited are currently releasing the Sword Art Online II anime series in the United Kingdom, following Manga UK's release of the first season. Yen Press are publishing the novels and manga adaptations in English-speaking territories.
First announced for the Japanese market in October 2015, the game takes place in the experimental "Sword Art: Origin", a brand new virtual really MMO based on the servers of the franchise's infamous titular title.
The announcement of Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization marks the third video game based on the hit anime franchise to be distributed internationally by the acclaimed Tekken and Tales Of publisher, following last summer's digital-exclusive release of PlayStation Vita title Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment and last month's PlayStation 4/Vita dual release of Sword Art Online: Lost Song.
Anime Limited are currently releasing the Sword Art Online II anime series in the United Kingdom, following Manga UK's release of the first season. Yen Press are publishing the novels and manga adaptations in English-speaking territories.
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