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Japanese flyer for Super Mario Advance: Yoshi’s Island (Game Boy Advance, 2002).
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Official art for the upcoming Dragon Quest III HD-2D
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Boku no Natsuyasumi (My Summer Vacation)
Millennium Kitchen for PlayStation, 2000.
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Sega Saturn Magazine, 1997.
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Famitsu cover dedicated to Star Wars Outlaws. Art by Takashi Okazaki (Afro Samuirai)
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Rez japanese packaging for collector’s edition (Kanzentousui Set). Graphic design by Tsuyoshi Kusano.
Sega for Playstation 2, 2001.
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Luigi enjoys a melon cream soda in this official art published by Nintendo
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Art for the Alien vs. Predator arcade game.
Capcom, 1994.
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Cover art + sketch for TMNT: Fall of The Foot Clan.
Konami for Game Boy, 1990.
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Chrono Trigger + Dr. Slump mashup, by Akira Toriyama. Scanned From V Jump 4-1995.
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Dr. Slump playing Dragon Quest V on Super Famicom, by Akira Toriyama.
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Chrono Trigger original art, by Akira Toriyama - Square for Super Famicom, 1995.
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The Famicase Exhibition has started one more year in Tokyo. This is my contribution for this year: Algorithm Heaven:
What is this game about? Rhythm? Strategy? It’s not clear. We only know two things:
1. The algorithm is hungry.
2. We don’t want to know what happens if we don’t feed the algorithm.
Don’t stop dancing now, but this could be a survival horror game.
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Famicase is an exhibition organised by Satoshi Sakagami, owner of Meteor shop, and every year shows fictional Famicom cartridge designs
The exhibition is also online, check the Famicase website to see all 250 designs!
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Japanese cover design for Final Fantasy I & II compilation official guide (1994).
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