Thankfully, now is a great time to be an anime gamer. This is why finding a quality and fun anime game is so satisfying. As we’ve seen with games based on movies, sometimes publishers are simply looking to capitalize on a franchise, which can limit the scope and budget of a project when compared to other games. Games featuring the characters and worlds of anime have an extensive history that runs parallel to the history of games themselves, with lots of types of anime games on systems like the Japanese Famicom (known globally as Nintendo Entertainment System, or NES) and the PC Engine (localized globally as the TurboGrafx 16), but the range of quality has always been mixed. There’s an energy to this globally popular medium that is hard to ignore and that when paired with varying types of visual and audio design makes for a perfect foundation for video games. Shows like One Piece, Dragon Ball, and Naruto feature large casts of characters, bombastic action scenes, and tense drama. At the core of many of these stories are themes that focus on strength building and personal growth. Some of the most popular franchises fall into the Shonen genre, which typically entails heroes battling against overwhelming odds.
Anime has been a powerhouse medium for many decades, and just about every gamer has a favorite series.
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