Tried this once before but between the amount of time I don't have and my limited knowledge of said system it didn't get very far. The base concept is this.

  You get an invitation to play a video game unlike any ever seen before. The PCs are all invited to this once in lifetime Beta Test. Now said Beta test takes place in an office building. You are given instructions and what not on what you need to do to enter the game. Upon entering the game you create your supposed avatar. And that is where the Anima system takes you for a ride.

   Sound interesting? Sound crap filled? Sound like something you might want to try?

  Oh and this is just the opening of the game it gets more involved. As time goes on and convoluted as well as befits assassin's creed

Sounds like an interesting setting for a game, but why use a system you are less than familiar with when just about any fantasy setting should be up to the task?

In reply to Hendell (msg # 2):

The system can be somewhat unwieldy to a novice, but I like the way it is built vs the D20 or Storyteller systems. The d6 Classic is nice as well, but far to generic for what I intend. Also the game setting itself is what I intend to use. And porting that much material is a massive undertaking and not one I want to deal with.

   I like the concept of the system. I like how customizable each character could be. You don't get that much variety in any other system without multiclassing.

Is this Anima Prime or Anima: Beyond Fantasy?

In reply to Nintaku (msg # 4):

Anima: Beyond Fantasy. Never heard of Anima Prime.