Memory Defrag ended its service on August 30th, 2021. Īn international edition of the game, translated into English and Chinese, was released on Google Play and App Store in Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, and the United States in January 2017. As of December 2016, the game has been declared as the most trendy game in 2016 at Google Play Store. Players who had pre-registered received bonuses, the number of which depended on the number of pre-registrations. Before the game was released, pre-registration was available. The story has elements from the anime series, as well as an original story. In addition to the Japanese release, the game is also available in Chinese and English. It was released on Android on Aug and iOS on Aug in Japan. Sword Art Online: Memory Defrag ( ソードアート・オンライン メモリー・デフラグ, Sword Art Online: Memory Defrag ?) is an Android and iOS game that was announced during an official live stream on June 27, 2016. The game is also playable on Playstation 5 through backwards compatibility, but does not feature a PS5 optimization patch. It was revealed as Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization at the Dengeki Bunko Autumn Festival on Octothe game was released for the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 on Octoin Japan and Novemin the West. Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization Main article: Sword Art Online: Hollow RealizationĪ fourth game in the main Sword Art Online game series was announced at the 2015 Tokyo Game Show and provisionally named as "SAO IV". Ī port of Lost Song has been released on the PlayStation 4 in Japan, the Americas, and the PAL territories in 2015. A flight system is featured in the game, allowing players to switch between ground and flight modes at will, though dungeon battles are mostly fought on the ground. Parties in this game allow up to three characters at a time. It will also allow for a limited form of character customization. įor the first time in the series, Lost Song allows players to play as characters other than Kirito. The game is set in ALfheim Online, within the lost land Svartálfaheimr, a series of floating continents such as Vorklinde, a grassland region featuring windmills and other large structures. Lost Song has received the Gold Prize in the PlayStation Awards 2016. The game has also been released for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in the PAL region on Novem and on Novemin North America. Sword Art Online: Lost Song is an Action RPG which was released in Japan for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita on March 26, 2015. Sword Art Online: Lost Song Main article: Sword Art Online: Lost Song The game introduced a major update by July-September, 2014, depending on the version of the game, and another guidebook named after the update has also been published in Japan.Ī port of this game was released on the PlayStation 4 as Sword Art Online: Re: Hollow Fragment on Jin North America, on Augin Europe, and on Novemin Japan. An Asian Chinese and English version has been released by May, 2014, while another English version for America, Europe and Australia was released by August 2014. Its official game guide has been available since May 23, 2014. Certain play data from the previous Infinity Moment game can be imported into this game. Compared to the previous PSP game, a burst gauge, which allows continuous attacks as long as the player has enough burst energy left, was added to its battle system. It is set in the same alternative timeline as Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment and includes a new character Philia, who is voiced by Ishikawa Yui. Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment is a Role-playing game on the PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) platform that was released on April 24, 2014. Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment Main article: Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment Its official game guide has been on sale since April 20, 2013. This game is only available in Japanese and, so far, has already sold more than 200,000 copies. It is a non-canon story that takes place on the 76 th to 100 th floors of the Sword Art Online version of Aincrad, branching off from the main story during Kirito's duel with Heathcliff on the 75 th Floor. Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment is a PlayStation Portable (PSP) game released on March 14, 2013. 2.6 Sword Art Online: Alicization BladingĬonsole/PC Games Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment Main article: Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment.1.7 Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris.1.5 Accel World VS Sword Art Online: Millennium Twilight.1.4 Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization.
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None of the human characters are interesting, some are wasted and some are pointless (such as Izabella and Sqweeks). So instead of feeling thrilled the only feeling I got was boredom, and that was true of a lot of the audience in the cinema. Aside from them being so poorly edited that it was confusing making out what was going on and to the point it was seizure-inducing, they got increasingly repetitive and dull. While the action sequences worked in the first three films, they didn't here and 'Age of Extinction', especially here, being chaotic and dull in rhythm. The Transformers don't have enough to do and while well voiced their personalities have been better defined before and their scenes lack tension, fun, excitement or any kind of intrigue. However, Bay's direction is smug and self-indulgent and while there is some audacious stylishness to some of the cinematography too much of the editing is enough to make one get a headache. The best character is the refreshingly witty Cogman, performed with sleek enthusiasm by Jim Carter. Bringing some welcome gravitas and fun to the film is Anthony Hopkins in one of the better performances of all five films put together. As usual the special effects are mostly of an awesome standard and the Transformers themselves are very well voiced, particularly a note-perfect Peter Cullen and Frank Welker. By all means, 'The Last Knight' is not irredeemably bad, none of the 'Transformers' films are. Am honestly of the opinion that Michael Bay's 'Transformers' franchise got worse with each instalment, and having seen some describe 'The Last Knight' as the worst of the five having seen for myself with an open mind but with a little knowledge of its reception personally am in agreement. This is coming from somebody with a diverse taste in film and television (and a huge fan of classical music and opera), loving films of all genres old and new. Of the live-action films, the first was enjoyable, 'Revenge of the Fallen' (often considered the worst) for me wasn't that terrible but had a lot wrong with it while 'Dark of the Moon' and 'Age of Extinction' were mediocre. Most of the animated show are really entertaining and well made, and the animated film likewise in a guilty pleasure sort of way. Just for the record, before those defending the film jump down my throat and start accusing me of all kinds of unfounded things like they have done with their tiresome, uncalled for and disgustingly condescending critic bashing, this review is not coming from a 'Transformers' detractor. |