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Sword Art Online: Lost Song
Bandai Namco yesterday confirmed two Sword Art Online games headed to North America this year. Both titles are headed to PlayStation 4, with the second also scheduled to arrive on Vita.
The Sword Art Online games are based on the the anime of the same name. The source material and the games center on a virtual reality MMO.
Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment will be out on PlayStation 4 this summer. Those that have the title on Vita (released in August 2014) will be able to transfer some items to the PlayStation 4 version. DLC purchased for the handheld installment will also eventually be unlocked on PS4.
In the fall, Sword Art Online: Lost Song will be released simultaneously for PlayStation 4 and Vita. Re: Hollow Fragment will be a digital-only release. Lost Song will arrive digitally and at retail.
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