The one thing anime-inspired video games always struggled with until 2008 was that they could never quite make you feel like you were playing an anime. That is, until Valkyria Chronicles came out.

Best Anime Video Games (Video Games Based on Anime) Dragonball Z Budokai 3 Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 is a fun and fast-paced 2.5D fighter that tosses every Dragon Ball Z character into the mix.

While any video game adaptation of one of the best anime series (aka Dragon Ball and One Piece) obviously counts as an anime game, we've also made to sure to include adventures that also feature a ...

Anime-inspired video games offer immersive experiences, bringing beloved worlds to life through RPG adventures and ...

One of the best animated anime ever deserves a video game that’s equally as impactful as the series. That’s why Mob Psycho 100 would be amazing as a 2D fighting game.

Anime is arguably the best medium to tell gritty stories. This is why these games should get their own adaptations.

Anime fans with a taste for the finer things in life will enjoy these anime based on video games that desperately need to be watched today. With all the Pokémon and Persona anime, not to mention ...

Yet, among the swarm of video games released which are based on anime, there are a handful of gems that are commendable. While some of these games may have a completely new premise and original ...

The anime, based on the same-named action-horror video game series, was a surprise hit when it debuted in 2017. Its animation quality rivals that of many anime released at the time, and it is ...

Mob Psycho 100 has all the makings of an all-time classic anime, and it’s already well on its way to being one. What that means, of course, is that it’s ripe for a video game adaption as well.

If you like video games, then you might want to give anime a try. The two fandoms have quite an overlap thanks to the anime industry’s interest in video game adaptations. The last decade has ...

With anime, that uniquely form of Japanese animation, everywhere nowadays, a look at three anime-based games that don't require knowledge of their sources' complicated mythologies.