Slap Up Party: Arad Senki (or Slap Up Party: Record of the Arad War), originally began life as a Korean multiplayer fighting game called "Dungeon & Fighter" that incorporated certain role playing aspects, however the popularity of the game was such that it quickly expanded to include a more immersive RPG system. The problem though, is that game adaptations aren't really the best source material, especially MMO games.
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One recent example of this is the latest Hollywood release, "Prince of Persia", a movie which clearly signifies Hollywood's desire to make more money cashing in to the current games market, especially after the debacle that was "Super Mario Brothers" and the recent glut of superhero affairs. Where am I going with this? Well, in recent years games and gaming, especially on consoles, has moved to the forefront of the entertainment industry, and in order to capitalise on the popularity of a given title various production companies and writers have begun to produce adaptations of games that have There's a curious phenomenon occuring in the entertainment industry, one that blurs the line between what you read, watch and play, and while we may all be familiar with the weird, wonderful, and sometimes downright appalling world of the adaptation, in truth the dividing line between the mediums is beginning to fade.
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