Digimon is the obvious example, but ten years ago, a little series called Yo-Kai Watch arrived in the West — a spirit-catching game with a delightfully quirky personality. Yo-Kai Watch really benefits by being set in a singular setting, allowing the city to flourish with both visual and narrative personality. This wondrous device allows Nathan to not just see Yo-Kai (creatures based on traditional Japanese myths and legends), but actually capture them as well. But Yo-Kai Watch lets you get to know Springdale’s citizens well, learn the layout of its streets and alleyways. But Yo-Kai Watch was also smartly designed for the specific demographic of young children.