Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage
Hisashi Koinuma, the game's producer said that the staff aim to create a "new realistic feel" for the "Fist of the North Star" series while still being faithful to the original's roots. During this process, he mentioned his concerns for the characters' body structure, muscles, and other minute details (such as perfecting the model for Raoh's wrinkled forehead). He noted that the official mode for this title carries more action adventure tones than other "Warriors" titles thus far yet gave his assurance that "Warriors" fans can easily feel at home in the game's original story mode. He personally spoke his thoughts regarding the game at Yodobashi-Akiba, Biccamera Yurakucho, and Biccamera Ikebukuro on March 22 and March 25. He also played a rock-paper-scissor game for attendants, the winner of the crowd obtaining an original T-shirt signed by the game's voice actors.
Fighting Fantasy
Several "Fighting Fantasy" titles have been released as video games, including seven "Fighting Fantasy" titles ("The Warlock of Firetop Mountain", "The Citadel of Chaos", "The Forest of Doom", "Temple of Terror", "Seas of Blood", "Appointment with F.E.A.R." and "Rebel Planet") for the Commodore 64, Amstrad, BBC, and Sinclair ZX Spectrum (1984) and "Deathtrap Dungeon" for the PC and PlayStation by Eidos Interactive (1998). On August 18, 2011 an adaption of "Talisman of Death" was released by UK developer Laughing Jackal for the "PlayStation Minis" platform (playable on the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3). 
Cambridge-based studio Inkle released another interactive version of "The Shamutanti Hills" for iOS in May 2013, and has since gone on to release all four parts of Sorcery! on iOS, Android, Windows and Mac.