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While their "market is flooded with anime-themed games",[1] only a hand-full of the series' titles have been released outside of Japan, where they have been met with mixed reception, ranging from assessments such as "slightly below or slightly above average"[2] to being called "a grand video-game series".[3] These highly varying degrees of success can be attributed to the series' nature of being based on an anime and Japanese companies often producing such titles with haste and thusly low regard for quality.[4] While on the other hand, a game like One Piece, which has been produced for and exclusively released to the North American markets, has even been crowned "GBA Platformer of the Year" in 2005 by GameSpy's network of game websites.[4]
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One Piece shares one game with its related anime series Dragon Ball Z and Naruto.