you mean the anime wasn't based on the game?

Not sure

Dmc.
Cp2077.

for me, here are games I've beaten but haven't seen the anime they're based on:
-Black Clover: Quartet Knights
-Fairy Tail
-Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment
-Sword Art Online: Lost Song

Originally posted by HypersleepyNaputunia:

Games you played before seeing anime its based upon
Danganronpa, hdn

Higurashi (a fair bit, but first finished the anime, then the rest of the VN's), Clannad (a few arcs then the whole anime, then the remaining arcs)

i really love the darkstalkers, tekken and street fighter anime OVAs. they all have beautiful animation and art, and a lot of fun moments. i played the games of all of them before ever seeing the OVAs.

Cyberpunk 2077: Edgerunners.
...I still haven't seen it or planning to do so due to my inner Johnny Silverhand is saying, "Ha, Losers." After taking down Adam Smasher by becoming discount Jetstream Sam Raiden after running out of AR ammo cause i'm an idiot deciding to go guns blazing while hacking the more robotic enemies or annoying enemies while my max health is slowly decaying.

Pokemon.
Self explanatory. Moving on.

Halo Legends.
Lots of different stories based off my favorite FPS game about a green armored giant man fighting against genocidal aliens while fighting space zombies then eventually fighting robots that shoot disintegrating death lasers made by the makers that the genocidal aliens worship as gods.

...Unfortunately there are only a few I liked to be worth watching and very few caught my attention cause different stories.
At least they were all animated by different animation studios including well renowned ones.
...I think the ODST one was made by the same studio who animated Gundam.

Dead Space... Aftermath.
...It's not a good movie overall to look at due to they keep changing animation styles made by different animation studios...
But if you ignore that you have an okay movie that tells the story of survivors on how a single fragment of a marker caused a lot of deaths and shows the side of Earth Gov being literal shady and corrupted as hell along with it.
...Not sure if you consider this as anime though.

Mass Effect: Paragon Lost.
...Not so good film. But it does however tells the story of James Vega on trying to do the right thing... only to get his squad killed in an attempt to save a colony from the collectors that all went to hell.
James is a good companion and addition to the mass effect crew... but unfortunately he's introduced at the third and final game of the trilogy and he is overshadowed greatly by another companion who's introduced called Javik.

Cause if you played Mass Effect 2 you stopped the collectors... right after most of James's squadmates died and if it they were stopped sooner... none of the series of unfortunate events would've happened. Whoops.
You could say if you did stopped them on time James wouldn't join the normandy crew... but that's like if the atomic bombs didn't drop and we didn't see the damage it did we would have Fallout teaching us the horrors of radiation and trying to survive the aftermath of politicians being complete and utter scum.

Comment is long as it is. I got more I would like to share but it's now 2AM as of typing this entire comment.
...I should go.

Castlevania

Originally posted by Goldias:

Dmc.
Cp2077.

CP2077 is not based on a anime.

Originally posted by Lime:

you mean the anime wasn't based on the game?

I think he means a video game that gets an anime adaptation based on the videos games.

Like how Persona 4 got... Persona 4: The Animation yeah that ain't a creative name at all .

Then again I have seen Devil May Cry's 2007 anime and it's only called devil may cry.
...Eh. You be the one to judge on creative names.
At least it's not Devil May Cry Netflix where it has the passion of people liking the games... only to be ruined by a story that completely trivializes everything due to it being a hot mess on where you look at it.

Game based on an anime?

I guess I played One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 before getting into the show, I was already picking interest in it but the game was so good I just had to watch.




I did watch a handful of anime adaptations of video games too.

- Devil May Cry, I personally enjoyed watching an average tuesday with DMC crew, got to see the side of Dante games didn't show off much. Music was excellent and art style was good, animation was a bit lacking but it's alright. Haven't seen the Netflix one since all trailers looked terrible, and according to comments I've seen about it, its good I didn't see it.

- Atelier Ryza, because I recently got very invested in Atelier series I decided to check it out and its alright, covers a small portion of the first game, there are some original scenes too.

- Fatal Fury OVAs, god tier short films, extremely entertaining with some genuinely good things about them.

- Art Of Fighting OVA, incredibly stupid, story is almost entirely wrong, but that added to the entertainment factor I'd say.

- Street Fighter 2, not as fun as Fatal Fury but its still pretty good.

- Darkstalkers OVA, has good animation but the story ended too early so it mostly felt pointless. Whoever animated Hsien'Ko flexing her beefy arm deserves biggest praise.

- Sonic X, the anime that made me aware of how much I've been lied to by the idiotic changes from the dubbing studio, I have a very soft spot for the JP original version and the 3rd season, I don't know how it holds up and I don't care, I want good memories to remain just that.

Originally posted by Sixtyfivekills:

Whoever animated Hsien'Ko flexing her beefy arm deserves biggest praise.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh7_POC2ueQ&ab_channel=SquadVV

All of them, to be honest.. It's always been videogames, and only after finishing them searching for the anime adaptation for me.
The only exception to that was Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc, where the anime led me to the other Danganronpas, and afterwards even to their anime adaptations aswell.

Originally posted by HypersleepyNaputunia:

Danganronpa, hdn

senran kagura

persona

god eater

tales of vesperia

valkyrie driver

neptunia

atelier

kiseki

technically mario bros and final fantasy

same with bayonetta and gravity rush

street fighter, mortal kombat, heavensword, halo, warcraft, silent hill, resident evil and doom are technically in the list

witcher too

maybe a day cyberpunk

i suppose assassin creed

Originally posted by HypersleepyNaputunia:

Games you played before seeing anime its based upon
Danganronpa, hdn

well if you include dlc or addon then only game what i can think of is Vampire survivors, there is the castlevania or something anime series which they added, haven't watched it yet.

i watched cyberpunk edgerunners but haven't played cyberpunk 2077 yet