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Good suggestions for me to keep in mind for the future. Visual Novels are quite an interesting predicament as mentioned with Saber, though admittedly it'll be a bit of a chore listing them all.I don’t know if they’ve been mentioned yet but characters from Stein’s Gate and When They Cry actually originated in a game despite the anime being more widely known.
well I think most visual novel games don’t have many adaptations are mostly known as video games as a result so Saber may be an outlierGood suggestions for me to keep in mind for the future. Visual Novels are quite an interesting predicament as mentioned with Saber, though admittedly it'll be a bit of a chore listing them all.
EDIT: Both characters are up.
really?The Prince of Persia. Yeah it’s a very well known video game series but trust me, there’s a ridiculously large amount of people who only know it as a Disney movie and think it’s based on a book or something.
Mhm. On the internet and where I live.really?
ive heard that place is dangerousMhm. On the internet and where I live.
im surprised anyone recognizes it at allAnother video game series that is more recognizable as an anime is Inazuma Eleven.
I actually used to watch the show, the first one and the sequel, Go and Go Galaxy. Save to say that I didn't know it was a video game first despite being a big fanim surprised anyone recognizes it at all
The western fandom seems to have an odd perception of all level-5 games that aren’t LaytonI actually used to watch the show, the first one and the sequel, Go and Go Galaxy. Save to say that I didn't know it was a video game first despite being a big fan
Well, the thing is I live in Asia but that is besides the point, I think you might want to add Yo-kai Watch too. as for everyone not knowing Level-5 games besides Layton it might be because Layton's artstyle is more cartoony and stylistic and while YW and IE have their assortment of wacky looking character it have that trademark "anime looking visual" to it (and the fact that Ni No Kuni artstyle looks exactly like a Ghibli movie) and also Layton collaborated with Ace Attorney and give them exposure more.The western fandom seems to have an odd perception of all level-5 games that aren’t Layton
I think it’s more to do with how little people know about the games rather than the very different art styles. There’s plenty of Nintendo series that look vastly different but everyone knows they’re Nintendo. Also ni no kuni was originally a collab between studio ghibli and level-5 hence the lookWell, the thing is I live in Asia but that is besides the point, I think you might want to add Yo-kai Watch too. as for everyone not knowing Level-5 games besides Layton it might be because Layton's artstyle is more cartoony and stylistic and while YW and IE have their assortment of wacky looking character it have that trademark "anime looking visual" to it (and the fact that Ni No Kuni artstyle looks exactly like a Ghibli movie) and also Layton collaborated with Ace Attorney and give them exposure more.
Unrelated, but I recently just got into the Inazuma Eleven game and I didn't remember everyone sounding really british lol
I was talking in the context of support for Smash. For a good long time, Master Chief was often considered an impossibility due to being an Xbox character, and the console's mascot to boot. Then Halo content for Minecraft ended up on Switch, then one thing led to another and...here we are. While there isn't as much as, say, Geno or Crash, Master Chief support is still there.I like the idea of this thread... but since when is Master Chief niche, versus uber popular?
I would say Master Chief has more support than Geno, tbh. Just, passive support.I was talking in the context of support for Smash. For a good long time, Master Chief was often considered an impossibility due to being an Xbox character, and the console's mascot to boot. Then Halo content for Minecraft ended up on Switch, then one thing led to another and...here we are. While there isn't as much as, say, Geno or Crash, Master Chief support is still there.