The Video Game Rule

The first Law of Videogamedynamics states that "For every animated non-video game franchise, there can be, will be, or is a video game". This law only really applies to franchises that are made for entertainment and comedic purposes, not dramatic ones.

Want to disprove The Video Game Rule? Go ahead, name a single TV show, movie, book, comic, anime, or manga that doesn't have its own official game. Betcha can't do it in thirty seconds.

Franchises The Video Game Rule pertains to

 * Harry Potter: Harry Potter and the...
 * Philosopher's Stone (comes with lulzy box art), Chamber of Secrets, Order of the Phoenix, Goblet of Fire, Half-Blood Prince, Deathly Hallows (PT 1 and 2), Prisoner of Azkaban, other games.
 * Naruto - A lotta games. There's Ninja Council, Clash of Ninja, Path of Ninja, Ultimate Ninja, Ninja Part Two: Who The Hell Are You, Uzumaki Chronicles... and those aren't even individual games. Those are game series.
 * The Simpsons - Of course, as a Multi, The Simpsons was kinda bound to have its own games. There's The Simpsons Road Rage, The Simpsons Hit and Run, The Simpsons: Tapped Out, The Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare... et cetra, et cetra, point proven.

Sub-laws
In addition to the basic law, there is a second part to The Video Game Rule: "If the game is on mobile, it will most likely be an endless runner, a bubble shooter, or a city builder." This is true for such franchises as SpongeBob SquarePantsundefined, Despicable Meundefined, Hotel Transylvaniaundefined, Inside Outundefined, and more. It's a bit sad seeing all of these games exist...