Steins;Gate in particular was adapted into an anime series by White Fox in 2011, and its story follows a so-called ‘mad scientist’ named Rintaro Okabe who runs a laboratory in Tokyo.

The anime adaptation of Steins;Gate was produced by White Fox in 2011, and follows a so-called ‘mad scientist’ named Rintaro Okabe who runs a laboratory in Tokyo.

Steins;Gate focuses on Rintaro Okabe, a self-proclaimed “mad scientist” that runs the Future Gadget Laboratory out of his one-bedroom apartment.

STEINS;GATE ELITE, the revamped version of the visual novel that uses anime footage, released worldwide recently and Siliconera caught up with producer Tatsuya Matsubara who had plenty to share ...

There will be a new Steins;Gate Science Adventure game project, according to a tease from developer Mages. More details expected on March 17.

Steins;Gate started out as a science fiction visual novel game released in 2009. It went on to spark an anime series in 2011, followed by a film adaption as well as a second anime, Stein;Gate 0.

It's focused on jokes over science-fiction, and you'll be able to change the course of events based on how you use your phone during the game. Both games are available at a 10% discount until ...

Steins;Gate Elite Is A Consummate Take On Its Source Material The second installment in the ‘Science Adventure’ series of visual novels originally developed by Japanese code-house 5pb, Steins ...

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