Toys, TV, games
You probably haven’t heard ofSnack Worldyet unless you follow the Japanese game industry closely, but given how hard Level-5 pushes their wares, you will, if it comes west. All signs point to it being a go, but it still hasn’t happened since its initial release on 3DS in 2017. What changed this week? An international ratings listing, of course!
Rated by way of the Australian Classification Board, this is the first evidence of a westwardSnack Worldlocalization. So what the hell is this series anyway? Well basically, like all modern things Level-5, it was created as a cross-media project that involves myriad arms: manga, TV, toys, and games. The gist is thatSnack World, itself a highly anachronistic universe (for comedic effect), deals with a series of adventures from the perspective of a hero and hisDragon Quest-esque crew of misfits.
It’s really cute and everything I’ve seen so far gives off majorAdventure Timevibes. I’ve been waiting years to give it a shot, so hopefully this rating pans out.
