Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment Trailer Has Partner Characters And Battles

No more teaser trailers—today, Namco Bandai shared the first proper promo video for Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment on the PSP, and it shows off the game’s partner system along with battles. The video can be viewed below:

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Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment is like the .hack games on the PlayStation 2. It tries to simulate the feel of an online game without actually being online. The game has NPC allies that you may find roaming around in fields or dungeons, and you can partner with them. Partner characters are capable of learning your attack patterns, too.

 

As previously reported, a limited edition of Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment will include two “Special Content” DVDs, a soundtrack CD and more. The game will be released on March 14th, 2013 in Japan.

 


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