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Following a 2016 animated feature, mobile game Fate/Grand Order is set to be adapted into a live stage play in July of 2017.

From spectacular anime fights, to anime video games, to fighting video games, to fighting video games based on anime, these concepts blend together quite well. But in what games did they come together the best?

When good video game anime comes along, it's magical. Our writers CriticalAndroid and Littoface go through some of the best game to anime adaptations out there.

There have been an incredible number of visual novels that have been turned into anime series. Here, we bring you 10 candidates that absolutely need to have their story told as an animation.

Do you have an older game console sitting in the cupboard, basement or attic? Perhaps it's time to dust it off, plug it in and start enjoying it once again. We're about to discover some fascinating retro games based on anime franchises we've grown to love over the years.

Just about everyone is playing Pokemon Go these days, the massive mobile gaming hit which is simply impossible to ignore. Let's take a more detailed look at this phenomenon, and see how everyone is responding to it and why it's so incredibly successful.

There's hate, and then there's the white hot, seething hatred anime fans have for CGI anime. Look, none's denying there have been some atrocious missteps in the past when it comes to CG in anime, but it can be done right!

Nintendo's getting serious in the animated movie business. Can their legendary franchises make the leap to the big screen successfully and break the curse of the video game movie?

Whether they were pulled into an MMORPG that they were playing or simply found themselves stuck in it, there’s something weird happening to anime characters. One way or another, they just keep landing inside RPGs. Here are 15 RPG-themed anime that helped define this budding genre.

Did you realize that many popular (and some not so popular) anime series that you've watched and enjoyed started out as visual novels? Here are ten examples of series that got their start as a game before becoming an anime.

Nothing screams "anime" like a good old fashioned card battle. Two ionate characters build up their decks and fight it out for all the glory. Today, we'll take a look at the shows that truly represent anime card battles in their own unique way.

Pokemon, a simple video game that quickly became a global phenomenon that still touches the hearts of children around the world to this day. For longtime fans of the series, as well as new fans interested in the older games, this list will assist you in picking out which games are the best ones.

For many anime and video game fans, it's always a question of whether or not the characters will end up romantically involved. While the Tales of Zestiria anime is months away, let's learn more and speculate about the potential romance in the series!

Digimon is a beloved franchise that has spanned many years and several series. But just like every franchise that's lasted this long, there are a collection of juicy little facts few people know. Here are twenty of the most interesting facts of the Digimon franchise.

If you are an anime and video game lover, then you should definitely take a look at Ansatsu Kyoushitsu, the humorous and action-packed anime turned into a 3DS game. Check out the article to see what the game is about!

The popularity of the Naruto franchise has created a whirlwind of Naruto game titles for different gaming systems. The continuous release of these Naruto games just goes to show how strong the fan base is and how popular the games are. Here's a collection of 13 of the best Naruto games available.

God Eater is an extremely popular video game, known world-wide. Its fans are dedicated to the core and thrilled about the new God Eater anime series, airing now. the producer of the show Yusuke Tomizawa as he talks about the journey from game to anime!

The trading card game known to viewers as Yu☆Gi☆Oh! is known to the characters of the anime as Duel Monsters. Each monster used by the players has its own devastating powers, and the ace monsters of the main characters have become iconic to fans worldwide.

It's no secret that Studio Ghibli is one of the most beloved developers in the world. Of course, the big question was inevitably asked: Could they bring that same beauty to a video game? Well, the answer is obvious. Let's look at the Studio Ghibli game - Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch.

Over the years, Ash Ketchum (Satoshi) has traveled to many different regions in the Pokemon world. Each new region brings a new generation of Pokemon with it and the anime features Ash and his pal Pikachu catching a new team of Pokemon with each new adventure.