Uploaded January 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hey everybody and welcome to the first episode of Ani-Game, where I analyze anime and the games that came from it. In our first episode we’ll be talking about one of the most famous, recognized and well-known anime of all time: Cowboy Bebop. Considering all the hype around the series, how did the franchise fair in the interactive world? Well that’s what I’m here to tell you.
Are you a fan of Cowboy Bebop? Have you played either of these games? Would you like to see a next-gen Cowboy Bebop game made? Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments below letting me know what you think, but until then...
Thanks for watching!
(Note: This is the first episode of a series. A pilot episode if you will. That’s why I’m really hoping to get some feedback from you all as to whether or not this is something I should continue. Reviews will always be the main focus of the channel, but with a new year I think it’s time to expand, and anime happens to be one of my biggest passions. So let me know what you think and until then, I’ll see you next time)
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Legal Stuff:
Cowboy Bebop is property of Sunrise, Bandai and Funimation, Cowboy Bebop: The Game is property of Bandai and Cowboy Bebop Serenade of Reminiscence is property of Bandai as well. The music in this review is as follows: “Slow Burn” by Kevin MacLeod, “Spy Glass” by Kevin MacLeod and “Flutey Funk” by Kevin MacLeod. The music used in the outro is also “Flutey Funk” by Kevin MacLeod. I do not own any of this footage and this review is protected under Fair Use.
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Big thanks to WhaddupNico for doing my new channel branding, thumbnails and artwork (outside of Finny’s Valeria Suit TJ). You can contact him for art commissions these ways:
Twitter: twitter.com/WhaddupNico
Website: behance.net/WhaddupNico
E-Mail: WhaddupNico@gmail.com
Give him a look. He’s awesome!
Hey everybody and welcome to the first episode of Ani-Game, where I analyze anime and the games that came from it. In our first episode we’ll be talking about one of the most famous, recognized and well-known anime of all time: Cowboy Bebop. Considering all the hype around the series, how did the franchise fair in the interactive world? Well that’s what I’m here to tell you.
Are you a fan of Cowboy Bebop? Have you played either of these games? Would you like to see a next-gen Cowboy Bebop game made? Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments below letting me know what you think, but until then...
Thanks for watching!
(Note: This is the first episode of a series. A pilot episode if you will. That’s why I’m really hoping to get some feedback from you all as to whether or not this is something I should continue. Reviews will always be the main focus of the channel, but with a new year I think it’s time to expand, and anime happens to be one of my biggest passions. So let me know what you think and until then, I’ll see you next time)
Social Media Links:
Follow Me On Twitter: twitter.com/realtjmac
Like my Facebook Page: facebook.com/xtjmac510x
Read My Articles Over At Gamer Assault Weekly: gamerassaultweekly.com
Support Me On Patreon: patreon.com/tjmac
Legal Stuff:
Cowboy Bebop is property of Sunrise, Bandai and Funimation, Cowboy Bebop: The Game is property of Bandai and Cowboy Bebop Serenade of Reminiscence is property of Bandai as well. The music in this review is as follows: “Slow Burn” by Kevin MacLeod, “Spy Glass” by Kevin MacLeod and “Flutey Funk” by Kevin MacLeod. The music used in the outro is also “Flutey Funk” by Kevin MacLeod. I do not own any of this footage and this review is protected under Fair Use.
___________________________________________________
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
ALSO:
Big thanks to WhaddupNico for doing my new channel branding, thumbnails and artwork (outside of Finny’s Valeria Suit TJ). You can contact him for art commissions these ways:
Twitter: twitter.com/WhaddupNico
Website: behance.net/WhaddupNico
E-Mail: WhaddupNico@gmail.com
Give him a look. He’s awesome!
