Victor Omega
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Licensed games seem to have gotten better due to time, but if you look back, there have been many great games that have used established IPs from film, cartoon and television.
Obviously we can point games like Spiderman and Batman, but there are even more obscure licensed games.
Grasshopper Manufacture Inc in 2006 was just coming from the successful of Killer7 and dropped Samurai Champloo Sidetrack(and went on to make No more heros,sheesh) , a near perfect adaptions of the anime. Original story and voice actors.
I have not seen anyone do a combo system like this afterwards.
Obviously we can point games like Spiderman and Batman, but there are even more obscure licensed games.
Grasshopper Manufacture Inc in 2006 was just coming from the successful of Killer7 and dropped Samurai Champloo Sidetrack(and went on to make No more heros,sheesh) , a near perfect adaptions of the anime. Original story and voice actors.
I have not seen anyone do a combo system like this afterwards.
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