It could be a fighting game, an action RPG, hell, even a fishing game. It’s especially surprising because even beyond Greed Island, Hunter x Hunter just seems perfect for a video game. Hunter x Hunter is one of the most popular shonen manga of all time, one that has spawned not one, but two anime series, and it even has an arc called Greed Island that basically takes place inside of a video game with its own set of well-designed rules and everything! And yet, Hunter x Hunter has never had a video game release in North America. If a video game can instill a similar level of energy and intensity in the gameplay as there is in the anime, it could be a great game for the fans. As one of the most popular sports anime right now, and with the Captain Tsubasa football game in the works, Haikyuu!! can take a similar route with a balance between simulation and arcade gameplay.
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Haikyuu!! surprisingly has multiple video games already, from mobile devices to the 3DS, but they play more like turn-based mini-games then a full proper volleyball sim. What Arc System Works has done for Dragon Ball FighterZ would fit perfectly with the super psychic powered characters of the series.
Just imagine a Mob Psycho 100 game by Arc System Works. That’s why Mob Psycho 100 would be amazing as a 2D fighting game. One of the best animated anime ever deserves a video game that’s equally as impactful as the series. Mob Psycho 100 actually has a video game already, but it’s a mobile turn-based RPG. Also: the teens are all emotionally disturbed and the monsters are harbingers of the apocalypse.Ī video game where you fight monsters with a robot is easy enough to figure out, but how do you also gamify abandonment issues, teenage awkwardness, a penguin who lives in the fridge, and the apocalypse? If anyone can figure that out, it’s Atlus. This isn’t too far off from Neon Genesis Evangelion, in which a group of teens must deal with the normal challenges of adolescence, but also they work for the government piloting 250-foot-tall robots to fight giant monsters.
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Persona is a series in which teenagers must balance their time between ordinary activities like school, work, and dating as well as donning crazy disguises and fighting monsters in their off-hours. It’s precisely for that reason – and because we really haven’t seen a good traditional boxing game since Fight Night Champion way back in 2011 – that Hajime no Ippo needs a new game to breathe some life into a dormant genre. Oddly enough, they presented some of the most realistic depictions of the sport of boxing found in video games at the time. Hajime no Ippo has actually had multiple games that were released in the US back in the PlayStation 2 era called Victorious Boxers, and those games are.
The open-ended nature of its plot as it follows the story of a band of modern pirates aboard the Black Lagoon makes it a perfect setting for an open-world action-adventure, maybe in the ridiculous vein of Saints Row where we’d take on jobs and errands from various shady individuals in the depraved city of Roanapur. This is a show where a boat blows up a helicopter by flying off a ramp and dropping a torpedo mid-air, which crash through the cockpit and crush a dude’s face before exploding. It is mind-boggling that Black Lagoon never got any sort of video game adaptation, because the show itself is basically 29 episodes of nearly non-stop ridiculous action. The art is stunningly beautiful, you can’t go wrong with the Norse setting and lore, the character designs lend themselves well to fighting game archetypes, and with games like Guilty Gear Strive on the horizon, this would be a perfect time for an anime like Vinland Saga to toss its sword into the mix.
It was only made for a joke, but it planted the seed for the idea that… well, a 2D fighting game for Vinland Saga would actually be pretty cool. Last year, the anime studio behind Vinland Saga actually put out an April Fools day video showing a 2D Fighting Game for Vinland Saga. The concept seems like it would be perfect for a horror action game that covers the events of the anime, complete with a wide array of gross enemies and wild weapons for Shinichi to transform his arm into.
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