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While Danganronpa has its fans, I'm not one of them. I've only seen some clips of this game and didn't find it to be anything too special. I've pretty much seen a lot of these point and click games before and the game seems to be similar to Ace Attorney. But, Shadowrun is where it's at. It's an action-adventure RPG that has an interesting setting and likeable characters. One of the main reasons why I've never been into Danganronpa that much is because half of the characters die which makes them harder to get invested into them. Yes, it's true that Ace Attorney has deaths as well. But, they are not as gratuitous. Both the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis versions of Shadowrun are vastly different from each other being developed by entirely different teams. The SNES version is believed to be the superior game. And in my opinion, Shadowrun on the SNES is a more interesting game than Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc. You can disagree with me if you want, because we all have different opinions out there. I respect nearly anyone that likes the Danganronpa games. It's just that I find Shadowrun to be the more interesting game. It's proof that a game doesn't need any blood, an M rating, nor does it need to be a modern game to be great. It just needs to be a great game altogether. And, Shadowrun didn't need a whole series of games to stand the test of time either. It just needed interesting characters, a great setting and, to be fun and unique.

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Shadowrun is owned by the FASA corporation and the publishing rights of the SNES game belong to Data East
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is owned by Spike Chunsoft and NIS America

Description
While Danganronpa has its fans, I'm not one of them. I've only seen some clips of this game and didn't find it to be anything too special. I've pretty much seen a lot of these point and click games before and the game seems to be similar to Ace Attorney. But, Shadowrun is where it's at. It's an action-adventure RPG that has an interesting setting and likeable characters. One of the main reasons why I've never been into Danganronpa that much is because half of the characters die which makes them harder to get invested into them. Yes, it's true that Ace Attorney has deaths as well. But, they are not as gratuitous. Both the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis versions of Shadowrun are vastly different from each other being developed by entirely different teams. The SNES version is believed to be the superior game. And in my opinion, Shadowrun on the SNES is a more interesting game than Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc. You can disagree with me if you want, because we all have different opinions out there. I respect nearly anyone that likes the Danganronpa games. It's just that I find Shadowrun to be the more interesting game. It's proof that a game doesn't need any blood, an M rating, nor does it need to be a modern game to be great. It just needs to be a great game altogether. And, Shadowrun didn't need a whole series of games to stand the test of time either. It just needed interesting characters, a great setting and, to be fun and unique.

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Shadowrun is owned by the FASA corporation and the publishing rights of the SNES game belong to Data East
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is owned by Spike Chunsoft and NIS America