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1988 cover/promo art for Super Mario Bros. 3 on the Famicom/NES. 🔥
#EveryFamicomGame 117: #SpyVsSpy
Your mission? Snuff out the enemy. Their mission? To snuff out you.
I like watching people frame classic cartoon setups framed as a mental breakdown. I can imagine a dramatic movie with the plot of Spy Vs Spy.
#EveryFamicomGame 116: Sansu 3-nen: Keisan Game
I like drawing cars from old games due to their cartoon shape. Real cars should try to be more exaggerated sometimes.
I played both Famicom Detective Club remakes over the last week and I loved them! So here's a sketch I decided to do of Ayumi Tachibana and the Protagonist in their "The Girl Who Stands Behind" outfits to celebrate.
#EveryFamicomGame 115: Sansu 2-nen: Keisan Game
I'll give this company credit, they aren't talking down to the kids. They're actually just making games where solving math problems is one of the mechanics. Whether they're fun is another story that I can't tell.
Mega Man and Bass - Capcom - Super Famicom - 1998
Illustration made by Hitoshi Ariga
#EveryFamicomGame 114: Sansu 1-nen: Keisan Game
I'm not even gonna bother hashtagging that one, as well as the next few with similar titles.
This is an educational game, one of three released on the same day by the same company: #TokyoShoseki. They make textbooks. Unsurprising.
#EveryFamicomGame 113: #Gradius
Not the first #Konami game on the #NES/#Famicom, but it's the first with those silver stripes that identify one. I swear the paintings on both Konami games and early Atari games are some of the best I've seen.
The second Famicom Detective Club game, The Girl Standing in the Back, having slightly more of a horror bent, and generally regarded as the better of the two. https://t.co/LLu73Bwt55
#EveryFamicomGame 112: #MightyBombJack
Welcome to the #Famicom, #Tecmo. It may not be the Super Bowl, but I still think this is a touchdown.
Today in the Toriyama archives: a poster illustration made by Akira Toriyama for a Dragon Ball Z II: Gekishin Freeza!! guide book. The game was released in 1991 on Famicom.
https://t.co/ZmNtRgAYrG
Yoshitoh Asari / あさりよしとお, the artist in charge of the cover art of the first Super Famicom episode of Kiki Kaikai (AKA Pocky and Rocky) did the main illustration for the upcoming PS4/Switch episode, KiKi KaiKai : Kuro Mantle no Nazo.
https://t.co/3ZNx35Hvyi
#EveryFamicomGame 111: #TheLegendofKage #KageNoDensetsu
The #AngryVideoGameNerd reviewed this. Honestly, if I even mention #AVGN, that should be an indicator for quality.
Toriyama's foldout poster illustration for SJ's Special Edition Famicom Secrets "Daizensho" for "Dragon Ball Z II Violent God Freeza!!" game content (1991/08/10) — The fierce battle between Son Goku & Freeza is dynamically depicted!
#EveryFamicomGame 110: #DigDug2 #DigDugII
I haven't heard of this one, but it looks really cool and led to one of the more interesting fanarts in my opinion.
Also, America got this but not the first one? Weird.
#EveryFamicomGame 109: #GegegeNoKitaru #NinjaKid #YoukaiDaimakyou
More #anime on the #Famicom. Also another game sent to America under a different name.
I thought it was gonna be a game about a bee kid, but its just a funny design.
Today let me share you some gems collection #famicom #justbreed :)
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Retrogaming Memory! ❤
Title: The Little Mermaid
Publisher: Capcom
Version: NES/Famicom
Year: 1991
Twitter: @CapcomUSA_
#EveryFamicomGame 108: #AtlantisNoNazo
This game claimed it was better than Super Mario Bros. I think Nintendo could've told them to remove that from the packaging, but I guess the game itself was proof enough that the claim was false.