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TheYoshMan · Post by **TheYoshMan** » Tue Mar 13, 2007 5:57 pm

Alright, thanks for your help. Although, Blizzard (company that created WoW/Wc3) isn't American, the style of cinematics aren't really anime-like, so although I'm probably going to go ahead with the video I won't upload it up here.

Thanks for the help guys

The Wired Knight · Post by **The Wired Knight** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:00 am

TheYoshMan wrote:Alright, thanks for your help. Although, Blizzard (company that created WoW/Wc3) isn't American, the style of cinematics aren't really anime-like, so although I'm probably going to go ahead with the video I won't upload it up here.

Thanks for the help guys

Blizzard isn't american? Their headquarters is ten miles from my house.

Jasta85 · Post by **Jasta85** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 7:15 am

yea, their office is in california i think, i wanted to try and work there but they arnt really a huge group and they probably get thousands of applications for each job opening so i wouldnt stand much of a chance

JudgeHolden · Post by **JudgeHolden** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 8:29 am

I think he was think Warhammer ... in other words Games Workshop .... and they are Brits ... Warhammer and Warcraft are close in nature, but different formats

Org Profile · Post by **Vlad G Pohnert** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 1:17 pm

Games Are becoming a very blurred subject, but right now the primary criteria is that the video game must be made by a Japanese company (or controlled by one if farmed out).. The other important distinction is that is must be in the spirit of anime. i.e. if a Japanese company make a Spiderman game based on the exact character style of the American version, it not anime...

This does leave a lot of interpolation, and we do our best to make decisions on games in the "grey" Area.. One should keep in mind that as the gaming industry evolves, these rules might evolve as well depending on where it all goes

Vlad