'Sword Art Online: Lost Song' Characters: Yuuki Joins The Roster As Concept Art For Game's Boss Revealed Online [PHOTOS] New 'SAO' DLC Announced By Bandai Namco!

Good news anime and gaming fans as new details for "Sword Art Online: Lost Song" have been revealed regarding its new characters and new DLCs for the game.

According to AnimeNewsNetwork, Bandai Namco has announced that Konno Yuuki will join "Sword Art Online: Lost Song" video game as a playable character. The announcement was made during the Dengeki Bunko Spring Festival in Akihabara on Sunday March 15, 2015 as the website also posted a Yuuki's in game appearance and new trailer for "SAO: Lost Song".

Aside from Yuuki, AnimeNewsNetwork also posted a concept art of a possible Boss monsters in the game.

Siliconera has reported that Bandai Namco will have dual DLC crossover between "Sword Art Online: Lost Song" and "God Eater 2: Burst Rage," "God Eater 2: Burst Rage" will get Kirito and Sinon outfits from the "Sword Art Online" anime series as the codes will be distributed through Dengeki PlayStation on April 9.

Meanwhile, "SAO: Lost Song" will have costumes similar to Julus and Alisa from the "God Eater" series as the codes will be available in the Dengeki PlayStation on April 23.

Players can now control other characters SAO series aside from Kirito such as Asuna, Leafa, Sinon and many more. Their are also new characters introduced in "SAO: Lost Song"; Rain, Seven and Sumeragi.

Siliconera also added that players can now utilize magic attacks based on elements such as fire, ice, water, earth etc. as well as stat-based magic.

"Sword Art Online: Lost Song" will be available for the PlayStation 3 at 7,120 yen (about US$66) while the PS Vita version is at 6,170 yen (US$57). A limited edition that includes box art by abec, an original soundtrack CD, a Blu-ray Disc with special content, a mini-clear poster and a special booklet will retail at 9,980 yen (US$92).

"Sword Art Online: Lost Song" is set to launch on March 26 in Japan while its western release date is rumored on the Fall of 2015.