Talk:List of adaptations of Beowulf

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Needs references

The information below needs to be sourced before being restored back into the article. -Classicfilms 15:14, 21 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Beowulf is a character that can join the player's party in the video game Final Fantasy Tactics. ^{[citation needed]}
"Beowulf" is the name of an enormous, Manticor-like boss in Capcom's Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening, as well as that of a light-imbued set of gauntlets and grieves which contain the boss's essence.^{[citation needed]}
"Beowulf" is the name of two submarines in Ace Combat 04:Skies of Deception. ^{[citation needed]}
Beowulf is the name of the leader of a barbarian tribe in Spartan Total War. ^{[citation needed]}
Beowulf is the book used to decode a cipher by a character called Grendel in Spycraft: The Great Game ^{[citation needed]}
Beowulf (romanized on official sites as "Beowolf") is a character in Fire Emblem:Seisen no Keifu, he is portrayed as a mercenary interested only in money.
The Earth Quest in Sierra's Lords of Magic is loosely based on Beowulf, including characters such as Grendel and the protagonist Beow.
Beowulf by Reiner Knizia is a board game based on the poem. Published by Fantasy Flight Games, it is illustrated by famed The Lord of the Rings artist John Howe. ^{[citation needed]}

- The Fire Emblem one is hard to provided a solid link for (as none talk about him exclusivity), so the best I can do is this faq from gamefaqs [1] (ctrl "Name : Beowulf") —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.152.16.154 (talk) 05:29, 5 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]
  - Found one that might pass sorceing guidelines, a profile on the official site for the game [2] (last one) --70.152.16.154 03:35, 8 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

These seem fine to me. Why don't you add this game to the main article and offer both references. Thanks for checking. -Classicfilms 17:09, 10 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

More references needed

These were removed from the Beowulf article. They also need references. -Classicfilms 17:09, 10 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

A character loosely based on Beowulf, sharing the same name, is also a playable character in the Playstation 1 game "Final Fantasy Tactics" and the remake PlayStation Portable (psp) game "Final Fantasy Tactics: The Lion War". This is ironic, as the character is in love with a dragon, and the legendary Beowulf was mortally wounded by one.

Beowulf appears in Spartan: Total Warrior as a Danish warrior.