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RE: HD 8-bit Remakes in HiSMS and HDNes - Kosheh - 05-28-2014
(05-28-2014, 02:33 PM)Tygerbug Wrote: I think the ideal art style for a Mario remake is the "instruction manual" style - as seen up through Super Mario World. Lot of good stuff there.I think you're referring to Yoichi Kotabe's work (seen all the way up through Super Mario 3D Land in Peach's letters to Mario) and yeah that's a Really Fricken Good art style for like, anything Mario
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RE: HD 8-bit Remakes in HiSMS and HDNes - Tygerbug - 05-28-2014
Miyamoto himself, eh? That's one of the most classic images of Mario, too, one they recycled and reworked many times. The other characters shown, not so much ...
If you look at the Doki Doki panic manual and cover art, Birdo looked very different then too. Though that's actually the definitive version of Wart et al.