During its panel at the Anime Expo, Bandai Namco announced that those who pre-order the PS4 version of Sword Art Online: Lost Song via the PlayStation Store will get the upcoming Sword Art Online RE: Hollow Fragment on the PS4 for free.
For those who are unaware, Re: Hollow Fragment is a PS4 version of last year’s Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment, which release on the Vita. This upgraded version includes Online Play Mode, new bosses, and the ability to play as a female. Re: Hollow Fragment is currently set to release in the west on July 28th.
Shortly after Re: Hollow Fragment releases Bandai Namco will also list a Sword Art Online: Lost Song pre-purchase bundle for $59.99. Those who buy this bundle will get Re: Hollow Fragment immediately for free and will receive Lost Song when it releases this fall in the west.
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