"Here are five manga series that would work very well as video games. Some fitting manga have been omitted from the list because they already have a good game, but in any case, all of these are wonderful stories that could use a game to help add a dimension to the story." | Explosion.com
Appleseed, with co-op play throughout as Deunan Knute or Briareos.
Yes, I think Masamune Shirow rules.
That will get tons of gamers to buy a PS3 just to play it
It's not there but I think Cage of Eden could be a decent material for a survival game.
Bunch of students, tourists, execs, employees plane crashes on a mysterious island with a lot of extinct and voracious animals .. with flavors of adventure, survival, betrayal, hope, romance, mystery, etc... and NO guns! xD
Adding on to what the author had said, Air Gear could play a lot similar to Jet Set Radio.
It has SO MUCH LORE! (whatever happened to the mmo)
It has angels, demons, Satan and God, mech dragons, elves, samurai, ninjas, orcs, dwarfs, artificial bio-weapons, crazier action than DBZ/Marvel/DC, wizards, sex and heavy metal
(drools)
Rin:Daughters of Mnemosyne
I could go on with many deserving mangas.
Basilisk would be great..
that'd be a boring game
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I wish they could make a Macross game just like that but next gen and what not. But I played the mess out of that game.
Since then though we have had the Macross PSP games and also the mini Macross games on the Blu-ray Hybrid disks, so i just want a new full Macross game that takes advantage of the current hardware.
Until then, I'll play the Dreamcast version for the 100th time and dream about the epic battle in the black armor we'll never have with Zodd.
Tri-gun- How is this not a game?
Cowboy Bebop -set in an open world
Helsing- Again, how is this not a game already?
And I too have Sword of the Berserk on Dreamcast, and was crushed when the PS2 Berserk title never came received a localization. By the way, if you haven't seen that already, check out the videos of it on youtube, its really solid looking. If you really want to give it a try I'm positive there's ISOs of the game floating out there if that's your sort of thing.
With Trigun, they were working on a game for PS2, but ultimately it fell by the wayside. Nothing has been heard about it since it's announcement back in 2002, so it would be safe to assume that it is dead.
As for the Cowboy Bebop game, there actually were a few games released. The closest thing to what you're talking about was an action/fighter that also only released in Japan.
How has this not been made yet?