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| − | [[File:Anime_Dating_Game.PNG|thumb|280px|Anime Dating Game during [[Genki 2009]].]]'''Anime Dating Game''' is based on the television show, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dating_Game The Dating Game], and as such, has similar rules. As a twist, however, the three hidden suitors are all in cosplay and must answer the questions they are asked in the way the believe the characters they are cosplaying would answer them. | + | [[File:Anime_Dating_Game.PNG|thumb|280px|Anime Dating Game during [[Genki 2009]].]] |
| + | '''Anime Dating Game''' is based on the television show, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dating_Game The Dating Game], and as such, has similar rules. As a twist, however, the three hidden suitors are all in cosplay and must answer the questions they are asked in the way the believe the characters they are cosplaying would answer them. | ||
| − | ==Game play== | + | == Game play == |
A bachelor or bachelorette poses pre-written questions to three cosplaying suitors sitting on the opposite side of a screen. The suitors must then answer these questions as the believe the character they are cosplaying would answer them. Without any prior knowledge of who the suitors are, the bachelor or bachelorette must then choose one of the suitors as a date, based on the answers they give. To add to the entertainment value, questions would sometimes be rigged in a way that would provide a rediculous response from the suitors or hint to their character. | A bachelor or bachelorette poses pre-written questions to three cosplaying suitors sitting on the opposite side of a screen. The suitors must then answer these questions as the believe the character they are cosplaying would answer them. Without any prior knowledge of who the suitors are, the bachelor or bachelorette must then choose one of the suitors as a date, based on the answers they give. To add to the entertainment value, questions would sometimes be rigged in a way that would provide a rediculous response from the suitors or hint to their character. | ||
| − | ==History== | + | == History == |
While the origins of the Anime Dating Game are unknown, it first debuted on the Danish anime convention stage during [[J-Popcon 2006]]. It later reappeared during [[Genki 2009]]. | While the origins of the Anime Dating Game are unknown, it first debuted on the Danish anime convention stage during [[J-Popcon 2006]]. It later reappeared during [[Genki 2009]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:15, 22 October 2009
Anime Dating Game is based on the television show, The Dating Game, and as such, has similar rules. As a twist, however, the three hidden suitors are all in cosplay and must answer the questions they are asked in the way the believe the characters they are cosplaying would answer them.
Game play
A bachelor or bachelorette poses pre-written questions to three cosplaying suitors sitting on the opposite side of a screen. The suitors must then answer these questions as the believe the character they are cosplaying would answer them. Without any prior knowledge of who the suitors are, the bachelor or bachelorette must then choose one of the suitors as a date, based on the answers they give. To add to the entertainment value, questions would sometimes be rigged in a way that would provide a rediculous response from the suitors or hint to their character.
History
While the origins of the Anime Dating Game are unknown, it first debuted on the Danish anime convention stage during J-Popcon 2006. It later reappeared during Genki 2009.
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