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AsahinaKimi

(20,776 posts)
Sat Dec 31, 2011, 10:17 AM Dec 2011

ANIME NEWS: U.S. nominates 3 Japanese works for Annie Awards

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Three titles from Japanese game publishers have been nominated in the Best Animated Video Game category for the 39th Annie Awards, the animation world's version of the Academy Awards.

The announcement came from ASIFA-Hollywood, the Hollywood branch of the International Animated Film Society.

"Catherine" by Index Corp.'s Atlus label, "Gesundheit!" by Konami Digital Entertainment Co. and Capcom Co.'s "Ghost Trick: 'Phantom Detective' " were among those nominated for Best Animated Video Game.

The annual Annie Awards honors animation as a whole, giving awards to outstanding works nominated in eight production categories and to people mentioned in 24 individual achievement categories. The event covers animated works released in the United States.

This year, more works have been nominated than in the past.

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http://ajw.asahi.com/article/cool_japan/anime_news/AJ201112270016


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ANIME NEWS: U.S. nominates 3 Japanese works for Annie Awards (Original Post) AsahinaKimi Dec 2011 OP
Huh, never heard of any of them. sakabatou Dec 2011 #1
I've not heard of these Japanimations either. WilliamTuckness Jun 2014 #2
Not really, they had a bad "dip" in the 90s sakabatou Jul 2014 #3
Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2015 #4
Hmm JennaF Jul 2015 #5
 

WilliamTuckness

(41 posts)
2. I've not heard of these Japanimations either.
Tue Jun 17, 2014, 09:54 PM
Jun 2014

The Japanese have way more experience than the United States at producing good anime. Maybe that's one of the reasons why the Japanese economy is so successful - they plan very much.

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