Production I.G admits involvement in Dante's Inferno anime

Heh, gotta see this. I love at least 99% of the animated scenes in Kill Bill, the only reason that its missing that one percent is because of how they made Lucy Liu's character look like as an adult and before the crazy "see through his skull" scene, something just screamed off to me about her figure. And their other work is pretty nice too.

I would have preferred higher-tier studios like Kyoto Animation(Haruhi Suzumiya, Lucky Star, Full Metal Panic!:TSR and Fumoffu) or Madhouse(Casshan Sins, Trigun, Death Note, Kaiba). At least they aren't the likes of Bee Train or GONZO.

Sweet, these guys did a buncha Ghost in the Shell stuff. Dante's Inferno is really looking up. Good job EA!

While I'm fine with the prospect of a Dante's Inferno anime one-off, I'm still not sold on the idea of selling off the movie rights before the game was even announced.

This game, still looking like a GoW clone, is on a creeping downhill slope. The "gameplay" trailer didn't help much either (more confusing than the ending battle of Transformer 2!).

Maybe it's just my lack of scrounging up enough courage to pour out my Dante's Inferno-based game idea I created a few years ago to the dying masses. I mean, it's a platformer with original ideas in gameplay, so it HAS to sell in today's market, right?

tl;dr: BUTTHURT (and you're lazy if you can't read five sentences.)

Sounds good to me! I love I.G's stuff.

Cue the anime hater saying EA game has been bought out by the anime industry and claiming this is part of the conspiracy to turn gamers into anime freaks and say don't buy Dante's Inferno in 3...2...1