TheyвЂ™re picking the testers from the Tokyo Metropolitan area, so unless you happen to be in the area, you wonвЂ™t be one of the lucky few. DonвЂ™t get too excited about potentially making it into the test though. The game will open up to alpha testing next month, with 208 testers. They are said to be using motion controls for the game. You wonвЂ™t be using simple thought processes to control your character, however. While very little is currently known about the ambitious project, IBM is said to be exploring the use of cognitive computing for the project, which could lead to more realistic AI for enemies and other NPCs. The project is titled Sword Art Online: The Beginning. IвЂ™m guessing weвЂ™ll start seeing that initialization more in the coming years) based on the popular anime mentioned above. IBM Japan revealed today that they have teamed up with Bandai Namco and Aniplex to work on a VRMMO (yes, thatвЂ™s VR with MMO attached to it. And a company is now working on creating it. That last feature is one that really shouldnвЂ™t make it into a real game, but the rest are just fantastic.

ThereвЂ™s a rich in-game economy, deep specialization and talent system, and thereвЂ™s no way to leave, except by beating the game or dying. They put on a special headset, and control everything using brainwaves and such. If you havenвЂ™t seen the show, the premise surrounds a virtual reality game, where players are completely immersed within it.

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