9. Akira
Technically, there have been three Akira games released since the movies debut back in 88. The first was a poorly reviewed
visual novel, the second a rather drab looking
dodge-the-obstacle game, and the third bizarrely enough was a 2002
pinball game for the Playstation 2. What is arguably the most famous anime film of all time is still in need of a quality video game adaptation, especially when one takes into consideration just how cool Neo-Tokyo would be as a setting.
How to do it: Go the JRPG route. Perhaps present the films story from the perspective of several playable characters (Tetsuo, Kadena, Shikishima). A dynamic and engaging battle system would be a necessary for this game in order to keep it from falling into the bargain bin with the rest of the mediocre or worse licensed titles.