Crossovers are nothing new. Almost every form of media entertainment has them. Aliens have been meeting Predators, Freddy met Jason, Marvel fought Capcom…it’s not exactly passé, but it is not very common too. Weirdly, despite the VS moniker in the title, Accel World VS Sword Art Online isn’t a fighting game. Instead, it’s an ARPG …
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Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Two anime/manga/light novel franchises come together in Accel World vs Sword Art Online in the form of an action RPG that has an interesting premise and gameplay, but is severely lackluster as a port. While AWvSAO may have a solid basis in gameplay and environment, at least on the PC it’s bogged down by a lot of lag and the often-times infuriatingly stupid enemy AI.
