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- Condition
- Used - Like New
- Platform
- PlayStation 4
- Dimensions
- 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 in; 2.4 oz
- Weight
- 2.4 oz
- Publication Date
- November 3, 2017
- Type of item
- Video Game
- Language
- English
Features 5
- 15 years of.Hack - celebrate the 15th anniversary of the beloved global cross media franchise that first released in 2002.
- RELIVE THE EXPERIENCE - Set in 2017, return to The World and play through the G.U. series as Haseo, as he hunts Player Killers and track down Tri-Edge in order to save his friend, Shino.
- THE G.U. TRILOGY RETURNS - Experience the epic G.U trilogy that includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption.
- A LOOK BACK IN TIME - Also included is the original Terminal Disc footage that provides background and context to the events that happened in the previous .hack titles.
- NEW GAME MODES - Introducing Cheat Mode: Begin the game with full stats to simply experience the story, or Retry Mode to retry battles without having to return to the title screen.
Description
Log back into the .hack//G.U. trilogy and return to “The World,” as Haseo tracks down Tri-Edge in .hack//G.U. Last Recode, now with enhanced graphics, improved gameplay, and brand new modes! This collection includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption, all fully restored and remastered for PS4and PC. Immerse yourself in “The World,” a MMORPG, and find out what is real and what is reality in .hack//G.U. Set in 2017, years after the events of the first .hack series, “The World” has now been rebuilt. Follow Haseo as logs into “The World” and hunts PKs (Player Killers), in order to gain strength and track down Tri-Edge, a strong PK who attacked his friend, Shino, in the game and put her into a coma in real life. Relive the drama and epic battles in 1080p and 60fps, and improved battle balance and pacing for the definitive .hack//G.U. experience.
Specs 14
| Publication Date | November 3, 2017 |
|---|---|
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 4 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 94 |
| UPC | 722674121194 |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 4 |
| Release date | November 3, 2017 |
| Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.4 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Rated | Teen |
| Item model number | 12119 |
| Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
| Department | Adults |
| Manufacturer | Bandai Namco Entertainment America |
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series and I loved it so much
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
I waited a very long time in hopes this game got the HD re-master it deserves. I was only able to play volume 2 of the G.U. series and I loved it so much. I could never buy the others for ps2 because they're really expensive and a rare find nowadays. The series is that good, so I definitely can say why it was so expensive and hard to find. The day I found out the trilogy got a re-master for ps4, I was really happy and a bit teared up it. Such a great series in my opinion should have not disappeared from the world of gaming and anime. There are a lot of other anime concepts that came from the concepts of the Dot.Hack series in general. So without mention of a worthy predecessor, who would even know it existed without the original fans that loved it so much. As a dedicated fan, it's like reliving the moment one more time. Especially if you never got to experience the full story. To even top that, special gameplay for after the events of G.U. is a worthwhile bonus. There are a lot of beautiful songs in the series too, so its great to hear those again too. To all the fans out there who really missed this series; it's saying "welcome back home." Who knows, maybe we'll hopefully get a re-master of the very original Dot.Hack games with Kite. Only time will tell, and even if it does not, I'm proud to at least gotten the Dot.Hack G.U. Trillogy re-mastered. Thank you Bandai for bringing this game a well deserved re-master; and Cyber-Connect2 for the original development!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2018 by Desmond
Are you ready to log back into the world?
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
The World, an online game here millions play it. Who would think a game could cause so much havoc and the mystery behind it is still an eye-opener. .Hack//G.U. is the sequel to the anime .Hack/Roots where we follow the Player Killer Killer (PKK) named Haseo, on his journey to destroy a mysterious character named Tri-Edge, someone who placed Shino, a dear friend of Haseo, in a coma. When Haseo finally corners Tri-Edge, thanks to information from the player Ovan, he winds up getting Data Drained and that's where we pick up from the game. Haseo will have to discover new teammates/friends and the mysteries behind his avatar along with defeating Tri-Edge but will it be simple? .Hack//G.U. was a trilogy game on the PS2 a decade ago, which I played and always felt fulfilled when beating it. The graphics have improved given it's on the PS4 and all the games are in a single disc, which is good but also bittersweet as I liked waiting for the next game to continue the main story but that's just my nostalgia talking (I probably was more impatient to get it out the way but had to wait a year). There is also a 4th game which concludes the story but I'm playing in order (with no cheats as you won't gain some of the trophies). Lots of reference to the first game series (.Hack/Sign) is present but you don't need to have played those 4 games as it gives you cliff notes. Though I am lucky to have played those as well (and still own them). The game is fun but very long with the story and plenty of quests though it does get tedious. The cheat mode is for if you want to breeze through the story itself but given it's a matter of pride, I choose to just do it the old-fashioned way; grind your characters till they can beat opposing enemies and feel pride that all the hard work paid off. Story, characters, music, and fighting is still awesome. You can also unlock the music you here for fulfilling quota's for Death Grunty (a character you meet in the game), my personal fav is "Carl's theme". I give this an 8.5 out of 10. If you are curious here is the timeline: .Hack/Sign (anime series) begins the series, .Hack (4 games) continues the story with the character Kite and his party figuring out the truth of Aura, Morganna and the network crisis, .Hack/Legend of The Twilight (manga) continues with some new characters playing as the avatars of Kite and Blackrose from the games, then .Hack/Roots (anime series) then .Hack//G.U. to conclude it. There are spin-offs and some more extra stories but those are the ones you wanna know about. Unfortunately the anime of .Hack isn't that good as it has tons of exposition and when .Hack aired in the day it was boring. I grew to appreciate that series later but it is taxing with what you wanna know. I never watched.Hack/Roots. Anyway .Hack//G.U. returns and it's awesome to play.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2017 by JMR1022
Nostalgia at it's finest
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
I remember being younger and loving this series. That is why I was extremely excited when this was announced for the PS4. Though it is a remaster, it is still a really good game, and it holds up well. I say game, but really this contains 3 games, which makes this a GREAT value. It's fun, it's interesting, and it will keep you busy for a long while. Pick it up if you haven't experienced before. Actually, pick it up even if you have. It's a great game, and it will hit you with the nostalgia feels right in the gut!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2018 by Geraine
Has its ups and downs
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
For those of you looking to get into this series, I recommend starting with this one. It comes with a disc to tell you the plot of the first four games so playing them is not exactly necessary to play these ones, and even if you don't watch it, I feel this game is pretty standalone. Secondly, they have added a new fourth installment to the series that the original PS2 versions did not have, so you also get more plot with this version. The first four installments, as I guess a sort of PSA for those who don't know, are very rare PS2 games and very expensive before you decide to look for them. The original .hack//GU PS2 games are similar and have held their value at $50-$70 a pop so this version (for now) is the most affordable. I am not sure if this version will effect the price of PS2 versions in any way. Who knows. GU, imo, is also much better than the original four. They improved on everything that needed to be improved in this version and it plays much smoother. Trophies in this version are also a plus if you are into those. (I own all of the PS2 versions, first four and GU trilogy.) Now, some of the cons. I played these games back in my preteen/teenaged years and the anime cliches and plot have not held up well to my more adult tastes. I have had a tendency to skip a bit over dialogue or roll my eyes quite frequently at cut scenes. Otherwise, I like the basic plot, just maybe not the interactions. On top of that, the voice acting itself is okay, somewhat awkward, but holy hell the lip syncing is non-existent. I don't recall the originals being THAT bad but I could be wrong. I will have to put my original copies in at some point and check. I enjoy some of the characters but I believe it is mostly nostalgia talking, for sure. Other major con, the animation is not great. I am constantly watching things, especially characters during cutscenes, clip into things. Mainly, the characters arms and legs clipping into their clothing. Hair flying around a teensy bit and clipping into shoulders. It is constant and hasn't gotten much better now that I am onto the second game. I watched an entire conversation with Ovan as the bottom of his trailing coat clipped and twitched into his leg the entire dialogue. Next, the hand holding drives me insane. Haseo is constantly telling you where and what to do and it can get very tiring in long sessions of play. Great for when you take a break from playing and he mentions what you were doing last, otherwise I feel he points out the obvious and talks way too much. Pros. I find these games fun. They may get a little slow at times but since they are so much like an MMO, that is to be expected. I can play this for hours, putting aside the annoying interactions, just from the satisfaction of getting things done. My bf has compared it to MMOs like Mabinogi he used to play in his teen years, as a comparison. i think there is quite a bit to do without being overwhelming, though I wish there was a little more downtime to do as you please between plot without overleveling yourself. Of course, unlike a normal MMO, there is no social aspect nor a giant pool of quests to do but it is good for what it is. Tl;dr: Not so great voice acting, some hand holding, horrible lip syncing, constant animation clipping, anime cliches, but fun gameplay, more plot, affordable, quite a bit to do that is satisfying, trophies, and a not bad plot at its base.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2017 by October
Love it so much
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
Good game
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2025 by Si
Great!
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
A great HD remaster of a phenomenal game. It's just as good as I remember on the PS2. It isn't a remake from the ground up, so if you are concerned about the graphical issues some mention, remember the era it's coming from. Plus, it's got a new 4th chapter ending. Each chapter back on the ps2 was it's own game, containing enough story and content to spend many hours on. So now on the ps4, you can land all 3 previous chapters, plus a new one, for less than the average cost of most modern games. If you are looking for a game with a great story, or looking to relive some day's of old, then I highly recommend this.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2017 by Ian Rencsak
it was one of my most fun and looked forward to titles on my old PS2
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
Years ago when I played this game as just a young lad, it was one of my most fun and looked forward to titles on my old PS2. I never thought it would ever get a remaster or updated version after nearly a decade of silence on what Bandai Namco would be doing for .hacks anniversary. But the news came as a surprise and the chance to again own and play through some of my favorite older games came again. If you played G.U. when it was first released you can expect the same titles now with bonus content in the form of a fourth Volume, and enhancements to the original game. The only downside is it's obvious not everything has been updated or really improved since the first release of the trilogy, and the game can be a tad slow and still clunky in some forms. But after a short ramp buildup, it's a very enjoyable and time-intensive series in an otherwise amazing franchise. And one can even hope that this is the prelude to the first quadrilogy getting an update of even greater quality, but for now that remains to be seen.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2017 by Loops
Usually don't do these remasters..
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: PlayStation 4
I'm not too big on the HD remaster trend for games as of late. I think something like the FFXII one with slightly-nicer-but-still-PS2-graphics and a few battle add-ons isn't a whole lot more than a cash grab, especially if you owned or beat the original. But the Last Recode really got my attention with its volume 4. Granted it's not as long as the others, but the cutscenes are totally PS4 graphics, and it's a great sendoff for one of my favorite PS2 games. It also has some new menu shortcuts, making a few things a lot less tedious, allowing for a more enjoyable playthrough. Check it out!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019 by Someguy