I’ll pull a better screenshot when I have my Switch with me, but this is Cresson Castle in La Pucelle: Ragnarok. It’s not 100% Neuschwanstein, but it’s not that far off in roofing, and the island location brings in elements of Mont St. Michel (below).
Oh my gosh, I’ve never noticed that. That’s hilarious.
It’s not visually represented, so not sure if it fits this thread, but I’m amazed that I’ve seen two separate games where places were named after Jylland/Jutland, the local region in Denmark where I grew up.
In Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced 2, the region in Ivalice the protagonist is magicked to is called Jylland.
And in Valkyria Revolution the heroes are fighting for the independence of their country called the Kingdom of Jutland. The protagonist even has a dorky Danish surname.
I can’t describe how weird this comes off as. It’s like calling your fantasy setting Kansas or something along those lines.
lol why did you leave if that’s what the place where you grew up looks like
how’s a poor fella supposed to afford the rent of a place like that
The Aleste Gaiden interpretation is cool but how is there two of them?
There are many… lolol
lady liberty yuri
A few of the many variations on Shibuya’s 109 Building:
Persona 5 Strikers (105 Building)
I actually went to this building when I went to Japan earlier this year because I thought that it must be very important if it has appeared in so many games. But it’s kinda just a department store 
