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.Hack//Z.E.R.O. - Teaser Trailer

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First details

The Rebirth of .hack The .hack series has always been developed by CyberConnect2 and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, but for .hack//Z.E.R.O., Bandai Namco Entertainment has given CyberConnect2 permission to manage the entirety of the project from planning and development to release. It will be a title that is fully self-published by CyberConnect2.​ World-renowned violinist Taro Hakase has penned the music, kick-starting the project to the dexterous tune of his violin. .hack//Z.E.R.O. will be a novel RPG experience that blends the series’ trademark duality of fantasy (game world) and reality (real world) with modern expectations, infused with 100% pure CyberConnect2 spirit. The game will be enjoyable for both veteran fans and new players alike. Please look forward to this newest iteration of .hack.​

“This world is at ‘Dusk,’ it matches with us so well.”

—Imirt Croga Iontach Tus Pianmhar Ciunas Eochair Lionn dubh Uilioch Olc Beithioch

.hack Series

.hack is a series of action RPG games depicting a virtual game-space called “The World,” and characters who are swept up in incidences related to it. The stories unfold in both the real world and the fantasy world within the game. The first title in the series, .hack//Infection, was released in 2002 through Bandai Namco Entertainment, and three seasons were published in total. The franchise expanded to anime, novels, manga, OVAs and more, pioneering cross-media worldbuilding by telling varying stories from the same universe.

Staff

Executive Producer: Hiroshi Matsuyama

Character Design: Seiichiro Hosokawa

Creative Producer / Art Division General Manager: Akihiro Anai

Creative Director: Hiroto Niizato

Art Division General Manager: Takahito Washisaka

Program Division General Manager: Yasuhiko Tsuneoka

Game Design Division General Manager: Tomoyuki Kato

Sound Division General Manager: Norikatsu Fukuda

Theme Music: Taro Hakase

Sound: Chikayo Fukuda

Art Logo Design: Makoto Miyoshi

Creative Producer Manager: Hironori Yamaoka

Director Manager: Yohei Ishibashi

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