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Anime, a medium that in the modern media landscape requires no introduction as it has become a cultural phenomenon that has overtaken the likes of traditional

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Steam the once-niche storefront for Valve is now the leading herald for PC gaming. Not only does it feature some of the best games on release date, but it also does not discriminate between AAA and indie—an aspect that has led to the success of genre-defining games such as Undertale and Terraria over time. But aside from these types of games Steam has also played a

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Anime PvP Game Ranking on Steam
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Looks like working pvp genres are:

1. 1v1 + Something
2. Battle Royale + Something
3. MMO with High quality PvP Content (Perhaps? as only MapleStory confirms this theory but no others)
4. A fusion of at least 3 subgenres  (Perhaps? as only Omega Strikers confirms this theory but no others)
5. Waifu Gacha PvP (Perhaps? as only CounterSide confirms this theory but no others)

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Consoles wars, a term I am sure many gamers are familiar with as it was the only thing many could talk about in the late 2010s, and while the online debate might have slowed down in recent years, its effect on gamers can still be felt today. As

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Anime has totally blown up, right? Like, it started in Japan, but now it's this massive global thing

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Are you a fan of anime and esports? If so, you might be interested in investing in Konami Esports, one of the lead

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If you're a fan of anime and have a thing for collecting cool anime figures, ever thought about investing in the real deal?

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Japan the land of the rising sun is known far and wide worldwide for the multitude of games from action-packed platformers to heart-wrenching RPGs. But one genre that seems to have evaded the eastern developers is FPS. There is a general lack of FPS or FPS-style games coming from Japan. Or it would be more apt to say there is a lack of anime FPS games. Reasons for thi

Original manga/anime otakus from mostly eastern countries would have already been wary of this trend, but we've recently seen Western companies gradually incorporating anime graphics into their games starting in the 2020s. Of course, while there exists an unrivaled western company that doesn't make use of hybrid graphics involving both realistic and anime but truly pure anime like Odyssey Interactive, understanding true weebism, but it is interesting