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Bringing an animated character to life is no easy task. But sometimes, there were actors who were just born to play a certain role. Ironically though, some actors ended up looking an awful lot like certain animated characters, making us wonder if they should be playing live action versions of these characters. Bryan Cranston of Breaking Bad fame honestly looks a lot like Ned Flanders from The Simpsons in that first season and Will Poulter could easily bring Sid to life from Toy Story. We’d buy into Neil Patrick Harris taking on a live action version of The Riddler in a Batman film while Christina Hendricks is the closest we’ll ever get to a real life Jessica Rabbit. The Incredibles 2 may be on the horizon but should Disney and Pixar ever remake it into a live action film, Linda Hunt is already set to play Edna-they look exactly the same. Aubrey Plaza already got to play an unofficial version of Daria for College Humor, she can pull off the Daria look so well it’s actually scary. But some actors who voice animated characters were also born to play animated characters. Could you picture anyone else as Genie in Aladdin? That’s a solid nope. Danny Devito voiced Phil in Hercules and the animators actually used a lot of his personality and looks when creating the mythical being. Wayne Knight, of Jurassic Park fame, looks an awful lot like Al from Toy Story 2 while Ed Asner is basically Carl Fredricksen from Up, the character he voiced.

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NINTENDO… TOO STRANGE FOR USA? Nintendo has released their fair share of weird games in their 35 years as a company. Most of the time, games are released worldwide, but occasionally something will be so strange it never makes it to the West. Most of these disturbing titles come from Japan.

This is TheGamer’s list of 10 Nintendo Games Too Weird For American Release.

Let us know what other games belong on this list in the comments below!

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One of the most common types of Japanese games we never see make it to America is horror games. Often times, these games are considered too disturbing for American children. Games like Clock Tower, Sweet Home and Fatal Frame IV may have been popular in Japan, but Nintendo felt it wouldn’t be appropriate in the US.

You also end up with games in Japan that are just plain weird and may not fit in with the games released in the West. Games like Cho Aniki: Bakuretsu Rantouden, Gokujou Parodius, GiFTPia, and Captain Rainbow were deemed to be way too strange to be released outside Japan. Just a few seconds of gameplay make it obvious they were right for holding it back.

Finally, you have games deemed too dirty for Children in the US. Games likes Duel Love and Doki Doki Majo Shinpan used the DS touch screen to have players do some dirty things.

While these games never saw a release in America, they all have dedicated fans who have found ways to play these games anyway.

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Edited by: Jonathan Choi

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