蛇METALさんのイラストまとめ

@satc_yoshioka そういえば、メガCD版のエンディングではミカとカトリーヌが登場するシーンを追加されました。それがPCエンジン版にあるじゃないけど、小島監督のシナリオにあったことはありませんか?　そのシーンを初めて見る時はびっくりました!
https://t.co/SJo1gLfu6C

@food2han 失礼ですが、リターン説明書の婦人警官マリアンにおドット絵化するのつもりですか?　
リータンをクリアした時にマリアンが出て来ないで、「マリアンはどこですか? 未完成でしょうか」ということ感じていました。

@BadHumans You can also see the unedited version in the Art of Metal Gear Solid 2 book, as well as on the official website. I always thought the US boxart looked quite off, but couldn't put my finger.
https://t.co/DYnuPekw3q

Jesus, a sci-fi adventure game by Enix, was a huge influence on Snatcher. One parallel between the two games is the protagonist is accompanied by an A.I. While Gillian has Metal Gear, Hayao Muso has a receiver called FOJY (ENIX's name with each letter moved forward to the next).

In the Japanese flyer for SF1, Ryu is described as a fighting genius who was trained in several styles. Later books described his style as "being based on Karate" (SF3), a mix of several styles (Zero 3) or "rooted in an assassin's fist" (SF4). 6/8

Because of this, The Art of Metal Gear Solid I-IV only contains material made up until 2012. As a result, it's missing illustrations that were made beyond 2012 such as the packaging art for the Kotobukiya kits of Rex and Ray and the covers for the Hitori Nojima novels. 2/2

The Hokuto no Ken Ultimate artbook has the most comprehensible collection of colored art drawn by Tetsuo Hara up to 2008, but some of the art that were made for the Weekly Jump covers and such were not included, presumably since the original illustrations for these were lost. 1/4

Prototype sprites for Double Dragon Advance. In addition to Billy, the designers were considering making Marian playable as well, drawing her in a fighting stance. These designs were abandoned in favor of a style much closer to the arcade version.
Source:
https://t.co/i8eAfnsWC8

#LRT I always wondered Capcom's decision to swap the names of the bosses in Street Fighter II was in anyway influenced by the fact that Final Fight previously had enemy characters based on celebrities, namely Axl & Slash of Guns 'n Roses fame and of course, Andre the Giant. 1/3

In addition to Elijah and Freddie, the trading cards also featured character cards of Lisa Nielsen and Chin Syuhou. As far as I know, these illustrations were never published anywhere else, as there were no tie-in books for the Sega CD or 32-bit versions of Snatcher. 4/4