Which Videogame Would You Like To See As An Anime?

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Sacman

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I would say the Legend of zelda but the story is too linear and simple and then Final Fanstasy (just pick any of them will work)comes to mind but then thinking of Square Enix's FF(what was it) unlimited (or something) any thing they try to make that isn't videogames or FF7 will have a 84.76498% chance of being shit...
 

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emwhite123 said:
DrDeath3191 said:
Okami, Madworld, No More Heroes, and maybe the Legend Of Zelda (I'm aware that a manga exists, but I think a well-animated action series would do it appropriate justice).
i have seen the manga (were i work sells it) but haven't read it, am going to read it and update!!

that is all lol

has mario been done?
as for mario, there was a crappy live action movie that probably cause more than just a few suicides the year it was released, then there was the american cartoon show witch till this day makes no sense to me...
 
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gim73 said:
Fire Emblem: old anime of this
Actually I did already know about the Fire Emblem anime. The problem was it wasn't very good and the fact that in my opinion OVA's don't hold up as well as full series do. It would be really cool to see an actual full-length series based on like FE7 or something.
 

Falru

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BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger.

It pretty much already is an anime-styled game and from what I've seen of the story I'd love to see it in a full anime series.
 

skyfire_freckles

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Okay, please, Kingdom Hearts is already a video game and an anime both at the same time.

But beyond that, no. Just no. None of the games I've enjoyed over the past few years should be made into anime. I love anime. I love games. I'd rather leave it at that.

That said, I think if these games had to be made into some kind of motion picture, anime holds the most promise.
 

Aethren

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Okami

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gim73 said:
You kids these days...
no ability to look up these things. Well, as someone who watches entirely too much anime:

Persona: There is an anime of this, and it's even recent
Fire Emblem: old anime of this
Xenosaga: anime of this too
Megaman: seriously guys? Rockman is well known in japan
Devil May cry: yeah, the anime was pretty weak
Zelda: this is like old school stuff

inb4
Chrono Trigger: an OVA, and it had nothing to do with the story really
Final Fantasy: advent children, legend of the crystals, that thing with the dude with the gun... it can go on and on with anime that has nothing to do with any of the games
Metroid: It's a stretch, but Captain N the game master
Dark Stalkers: anime done here too
Jojo's Bizarre adventure: why am I even mentioning this? does anyone know it?
.hack: seriously, the games came packaged WITH the OVA of the anime
Arc the lad: whole anime series of this one
Magic Knight Rayearth: If you, like me, own a copy of one of the final saturn games to come out, there are two seasons of anime for this
Shin Megumi Tensei: another old anime for a classic series
Beserk: there is a kickass anime for this dreamcast classic
Star Ocean: anime based on the second game
Tales of...: pretty much all the tales games have an anime as well
Valkyria Chronicles: watching this anime makes me wish I had a ps3
Zone of the Enders: nothing to do with the game, for the most part
Street fighter: anime based on SF2, much better than the live action movie
Blue Dragon: based on the xbox360 game that nobody really liked
Wild Arms: Filgaia yet again, in anime form


I would totally go for a Fallout 3 anime
You forgot Soul Eater.
 

ILPPendant

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Warhammer 40k

Specifically, the characters and setting in Dawn of War 2 would probably give us decent potential for a coherent story.
 

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RAAAAAR said:
Judging by the direction that the Halo anime seems to be taking, no good game should ever be an anime, ever.
There is a simple wisdom here.