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About the tony hawks one its official end of discussion.

 

The thing I think nintendo are trying to do are get back to the famicom(NES) and super famicom (SNES) type box art

 

Yesterday we posted a temporary boxart for Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam on the Wii. The reason why this boxart was so strange is because it had the Nintendo Wi-fi Connection logo on it. The boxart was found at EB Games/Gamestop, and just today it popped up on Best Buy as well. Instead of posting, I emailed the good people at Activision to find out what the situation is.

 

Those are pre-final images, and the final box will not have the wi-fi logo. Activision’s in the process of updating the retailers with finalized images.

 

There you have it, all taken care of. Seems like the art will see some revamping as well.

http://gonintendo.com/?p=5801

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I'm still going to say why was that even on the boxart, because all nintendos games will be online so they don't bother putiing the logo on

 

Eh....pardon? Where did you pull that from? That's absolute rubbish.

 

 

And I too am very much looking forward to WarioWare: Smooth Moves. The Gamecube game is fantastic fun with four people, lots of laughing and friendly competition.

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I bet we wont even see Metal Slug over here. I really hope we do. It's a launch game in Yankland?

 

Yes Kurt R it also has a PSP version.

Metal Slug Anthology comes with Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2,Metal Slug X,Metal Slug 3, Metal Slug 4, Metal Slug 5 & Metal Slug 6.

 

1up has up a piece looking at the good and bad of gaming boxart. They cover some history of the art form, why things tend to change when they move from East to West, and some notables among the boxes of the past twenty-five-odd years.

 

From the article:

"After the American console market crashed in the early '80s, it was up to Japanese companies like Sega and Nintendo to pick up the slack. However, the cover artwork for many Japanese publishers' early games seemed to be lost in translation. The first generation of Nintendo Entertainment System cartridges were little more than enlarged screenshots showing off the main characters in all their pixelated glory. Sega Master System games were even worse: a plain grid on a barren white background, complete with a single, low-quality image."

 

No europe boxarts. :(

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