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Best game adapted from an anime/manga
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by ParaParaJMo
on 2006-02-03 06:06:51
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I say it's the Hajime no Ippo games on PS2. Especially the second edition, Victorious Road and its third edition, All Stars. Not only does it bring the characers to life, but it's also a very realistic boxing simlator (with some excemption's like Hayami's shotgun move). It also features THE hardest boss ever in it's second edition with the Date Eiji vs Ricardo Martinez. The second edition is my favorite because of the Boxer's Road mode. It is probably the deepest career mode in any sports game. In the Boxer's Road mode, you can re-create Hajime no Ippo history by enrolling in the Kamogawa gym where the main cast trains at. In the career mode, you have to decided your boxer's training and diet routine. You have to make sure he maintains his weight and everything. You can also unlock special training routines from the series like hammer pounding logs and dashing and ducking bars. I could write a book on this mode. Another great game is Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension for the Super Famicon. It's just an uber awesome game, PERIOD! The Naruto games on PS2 and GC are also great games themselves. They're both super fun. But I think the Hajime no Ippo games on PS2 accuratley reflects a good manga story and simulates a sport like boxing in such an amazing way.
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by peachblossoms
on 2006-02-04 02:25:31
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| Naruto games on the PS2, Dragon Ball Games on the PS2, Digimon Games,.hack games, and Initial D |
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I like all of the Fullmetal Alchemist versions on PS2...It was so great!  Cardcaptor Sakura: Blooming Days!: Dreams and Fantasies Becomes A Reality |
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by peachblossoms
on 2006-02-04 04:47:00
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| Oh yeah that one too...Full Metal Alchemist and the Broken Angel, right? |
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| Budokai 2,3. |
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by ParaParaJMo
on 2006-02-04 16:22:54
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Hot damn! How could I forgot Initial D and Wangan Midnight!? A lot of the Gundam games are great as well. Like Gundam Vs Z Gundam and Giren's Greed
If Guns Kill People Then Pencils Mispell Words
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Of course Naruto and ONE PIECE!!!!!
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Shuffle!~  |
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| Actually, the Shuffle anime is adopted from the game, not the other way around. |
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whats the difference. :/ and its Novel->Manga->Game->Anime. |
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super robot wars  |
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most anime adapted games are not that good, cept for some Naruto GBA games
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by :+:+:Dig~Dug~Extreme:+:+:
on 2006-02-24 23:11:43
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| nah, its more like no anime adapted games are good, theres lots of anime based games, but other then those i dont really think so. ( I guess the old Gundam fighting games for the old playstaytion are ok....) |