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'''.hack Part 3: Outbreak''' | |||
In the 3rd chapter of the .hack saga, "The World" continues to deteriorate as the virus spreads out of control, and crosses the increasingly transient line separating "The World" and reality. As Kite, you must battle your way through "The World" before it implodes. In fact, you're faced with the possibility that this virus might be unstoppable. | In the 3rd chapter of the .hack saga, "The World" continues to deteriorate as the virus spreads out of control, and crosses the increasingly transient line separating "The World" and reality. As Kite, you must battle your way through "The World" before it implodes. In fact, you're faced with the possibility that this virus might be unstoppable. | ||
Luckily for us, the .hack series is a simulated MMORPG, so at least the virus can't spread to this world! | Luckily for us, the .hack series is a simulated MMORPG, so at least the virus can't spread to this world! | ||
publisher Bandai//developer Cyber Connect 2 | '''publisher Bandai//developer Cyber Connect 2''' | ||
genre Simulated MMORPG//release date Fall 2003 | '''genre Simulated MMORPG//release date Fall 2003''' | ||
In OUTBREAK, you'll fight your way through | In OUTBREAK, you'll fight your way through contaminated servers and eliminate enemies. The plot thickens, and the story draws you in further as you try to uncover the cause of this debilitating virus and rescue your friend Orca, who's still in a coma. | ||
I love part 3 and am addicted to the completely original gaming experience that .hack offers. I enjoyed part 1 and became addicted with part 2. The battles and story intensified, and the cast grew to include online/offline players. Moreover, the simulation of playing an online game deepened with emails and news items that drew me further into "The World". (sic) | I love part 3 and am addicted to the completely original gaming experience that .hack offers. I enjoyed part 1 and became addicted with part 2. The battles and story intensified, and the cast grew to include online/offline players. Moreover, the simulation of playing an online game deepened with emails and news items that drew me further into "The World". (sic) | ||
Revision as of 23:04, 13 August 2023
Feature Advertisement found in US Magazines. There were two variants; single page version and a double page spread.
Ad Copy
.hack Part 3: Outbreak
In the 3rd chapter of the .hack saga, "The World" continues to deteriorate as the virus spreads out of control, and crosses the increasingly transient line separating "The World" and reality. As Kite, you must battle your way through "The World" before it implodes. In fact, you're faced with the possibility that this virus might be unstoppable.
Luckily for us, the .hack series is a simulated MMORPG, so at least the virus can't spread to this world!
publisher Bandai//developer Cyber Connect 2
genre Simulated MMORPG//release date Fall 2003
In OUTBREAK, you'll fight your way through contaminated servers and eliminate enemies. The plot thickens, and the story draws you in further as you try to uncover the cause of this debilitating virus and rescue your friend Orca, who's still in a coma.
I love part 3 and am addicted to the completely original gaming experience that .hack offers. I enjoyed part 1 and became addicted with part 2. The battles and story intensified, and the cast grew to include online/offline players. Moreover, the simulation of playing an online game deepened with emails and news items that drew me further into "The World". (sic)
This series keeps getting better and better, plus you also get a new episode of the original video animation of ".hack//LIMINALITY" in the same box.
Bring on .hack 4! Keep your eye on www.dothack.com for more details.
—Orca, Web News, Altimit
Encounter characters from the animated TV Series.
A great story and addictive gameplay.
Copyright and Trademarks
ESRB T for Teen:
- Mature Sexual Themes
- Mild Language
- Violence
.hack//SIGN
As seen on Cartoon Network
PlayStation 2
Bandai
.hack TM & (C)2001-2003 Bandai. .hack//SIGN (C)2002-2003 Project.hack. English adaptation produced by Bandai Entertainment under license from Bandai Visual. "PlayStation" and the "PS" Family logo are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. The ratings icon is trademark of the Interactive Digital Software Association. CARTOON NETWORK and logo are trademarks and (C) Cartoon Network.
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Hidden Keywords
Abrasive False Tragedy