AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Fable: A man tries to get rid of the voices in his head by slaughtering millions.

Xenoblade A man must save the world from the robot menace. Half-baked religious references and time fuckery abound.

Adventure Time: A young man and his adoptive brother explore a post-apocalyptic world populated by mutants and supernatural entities.

Adoptive brother really isn't fair for a dog. If you said dog it could have worked for A Boy and His Dog, Fallout, and a few other things.

I guess that's true, but the idea is that it's misleading, right? I was aiming for "truthful but misleading" rather than "sounds like another product". Like how you could say Aladdin is about a woman learning it's okay if a man lies, etc., since you could construe that to be the moral without lying but it's not really the "point" or accurate to the work as it would ordinarily be seen. And Jake is his adoptive brother-- his parents raised Finn.

Portal: A girl wants to see a new advanced computer so badly that she's willing to kill her companion for it.

Oh that's good.

Puella Magi Sailor Neptune Magica A group of girls are visited by an alien and must use their new powers to save the universe

Golden Sun: A group of young warriors, each mastering a certain element like fire, water and wind must defeat a gang of evil masters of the fire element or something.

Tales of the Abyss: A snooty nobleman and his friends make the world shrink and stop a war with the power of music!

Marvel vs Capcom 3: WESKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER

Professor Layton: An Englishman with a genius level intellect and his companion crack cases and solve mysteries, often times created by the Englishman's nemesis, a criminal mastermind.

FTFY

That was the joke

aw whoops.

The Artist: A aging, out of work, movie star finds finds the true meaning of love inside his dog.