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 ====== Nakigē ======
-{{ruby|泣|な}}きゲー(Crying Game) is a [[lb:genre]] of [[lb:Visual Novels]] with the purpose of making the player burst into tears while they're playing the game.\\
-It is most famously, and possibly most effectively, by [[lb:Key]] who, I believe, also coined the term ‘Nakige’((:fn:>I'd need to do more research to find out for sure.)).
-It is used most famously (and possibly most effectively) by [[lb:Key]].
+{{ruby|泣|な}}きゲー(Crying Game) is a [[lb:genre]] of [[lb:Visual Novels]] with the purpose of making the player burst into tears while they're playing the game.\\  It is used most famously, and possibly most effectively, by [[lb:Key]] who, I believe, also coined the term ‘Nakige’.((:fn:>I'd need to do more research to find out for sure.))
+{{tag>genre otaku visual_novels}}
 ===== Definition =====
-The word ｢{{ruby|泣|な}}きゲー｣ is a portmanteau of {{ruby|泣|な}}き(crying/weeping) and ゲーム(game). Hence ‘Crying Game’.\\
-Nakigē typically follow a specific formula, which had been perfected by Key's developers((:ref:wiki-key>[[wp>Key_%28company%29#Impact|Key - Impact]]))((:ref:vndb-key>[[https://vndb.org/g596|Tag: Nakigē | vndb]])). The formula used is((:fn:>I'm paraphrasing it based on the description given on VNDB and Wikipedia.)):
+The word ｢{{ruby|泣|な}}きゲー｣ is a portmanteau of {{ruby|泣|な}}き(crying/weeping) and ゲーム(game). Hence ‘Crying Game’.\\  Nakigē typically follow a specific formula, which had been perfected by Key's developers.((:ref:wiki-key>[[wp>Key_%28company%29#Impact|Key - Impact]]))((:ref:vndb-key>[[https://vndb.org/g596|Tag: Nakigē | vndb]])) The formula used is:((:fn:>I'm paraphrasing it based on the description given on VNDB and Wikipedia.)) The first half of the game is comedic with a ‘heart-warming’ romantic middle followed by a tragic separation, and finally ending on an emotional reunion.((:ref:wiki-key))((:ref:vndb-key))\\  The stated purpose of this formula is to leave a bigger impact on the player after the game is finished, which is achieved by getting them emotionally invested.((:ref:vndb-key)) This structure has proven to be quite effective, and has led [[lb:Key]] to enormous success.
-The first half of the game is comedic with a ‘heart-warming’ romantic middle followed by a tragic separation, and finally ending on an emotional reunion.((:ref:wiki-key))((:ref:vndb-key))\\
-The stated purpose of this formula is to leave a bigger impact on the player after the game is finished, which is achieved by getting them emotionally invested((:ref:vndb-key)). This structure has proven to be quite effective, and has led [[lb:Key]] to enormous success.
+==== Example Media ====
+<WRAP centeralign>
+[[lb:Angel Beats!|{{img:b:s:angel-beats.png?200|Angel Beats!}}]] [[lb:Charlotte|{{img:b:s:charlotte.png?200|Charlotte}}]] [[lb:litbus|{{img:b:s:little-busters.png?200|Little Busters!}}]]
+</WRAP>
 ===== Trivia and Notes =====
   * I realized at some point that this is less of a //genre// and more of a //story structure//, but I guess it doesn't matter too much. The term //genre// is already quite vague.
   * Besides applying to [[lb:visual novels]], this structure can also be used to great effect in other mediums. However, as [[lb:Visual Novels]] end up being much longer than other mediums, it's probably most effective here than in other mediums.
-{{tag>genre otaku visual_novels}}