/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2298636
This artwork was done by Yoshikawa was it?
I'll look it up, looks hype as fuck.

>>2298636
Why why WHY was that game never ported?

>>2298640
Are you sure it doesn't look GOAT?. It may be based too.

>>2298693
I usually like games that have Yoshitaka's artwork, the game itself looks fine from the videos I'm watching.

Wonder how good it will emulate though.

Obligatory.

>>2298896
I wish Sega had release an artbook with all their flyer art.

Koji's never done wrong illustrating Ghost Hunter stuff.

That manface always bothered me

>>2300276
Someone tell CWC she has blue arms.

>>2300664
Oh sweet, I love Blue Oyster Cult!

>>2298889
"Banned" for a reason...
At least Judge wasn't a dick about it.
>>2298891
Holy shit in the future they can break nintendium?

>>2300678
That's not a cover originally from there either, it's just a sci fi painting

>>2298889
Kansas?

>>2298640
It was done by someone at Capcom.

>>2299346
Good english.

Two Zec Soft weirdos from the PC-6001 era.

>>2300801
Very nice! I'm kind of let down that the game for the one on the left isn't as metal as the cover (the little short guy with the shotgun's pretty hardcore).

>>2298889
>Built to stand the test of time
Except, you know... THOSE FUCKING CAPACITORS

>>2300759
He only forgot the D that you are missing

>>2300678
Always a pleasure to discover a Cult fan. I still have the poster from this album. Hugely underrated band.

>>2301331
Wowee, there's a good scan of this out there? It's Kato's art too; the game's fairly unique, kind of like Night Slave turned wargame. Shame about the music, which needed the sound engine Sakimoto first used in Digan no Maseki after Rogus.

Shame it isn't a very good port

This Right Stuff JRPG is fascinating, mostly because it carries Telenet's school of excessive cinema scenes to an extreme for the PC Engine. Game itself looks good in other ways at least.

This good enough?

>>2303154

>>2302270
>>2302857
Artec in da house.

Reposting.

>>2304025
>Dinosaur
>Not a single dinosaur on the cover

>>2304054
There's a lot of things we cannot explain

>>2304054
The final boss's name is Dinosaur for some reason. I've theorized "Dinosaur" refers to the genre of CRPG it belongs to, and how monstrous it can be in the game's context, but hard to say without having a translated script to read.

>>2304059
Forgot what the explanation was for JESUS.

Anyway, this back cover is awe-inspiring.

>>2304220
>that size
Always go to segaretro for nice sega scans
A shame I can't find a big poster like that though with minimal text

>>2304234
Sheit meant to post this one

>>2304237
>Yuji Kaida
He did lots of video game art, didn't he?

>>2304237
Welp look at that, extracted the JPEGs from the manual PDF file and rebuilt it
Happy ending

>>2304220
>Forgot what the explanation was for JESUS.
This is revealed in JESUS II: Julius Experiment Strato United System

>>2304806
>Looking up for the Super Famicom version of Sunset Riders, since I prefer Japanese boxarts and manuals.
>Turns out the console ports were never released in Japan.
That was kinda weird for them. Did Sunset Riders bombed in the Japanese arcades? It's not like it was based on a licensed franchise or anything.

One of the stranger localized covers out there.

>>2304929
What the fuck ahahahah

>>2298886
Did it do LAN of some kind? A multitap? Why are there four TVs all showing different screens?

>>2302013
to be fair, it'd have serious trouble keeping up

Repostan' from previous thread. Need an ID on this game.

>>2306035
No idea, but why are you assuming that's a video game?
First and foremost that's an animu/mango.

>>2306321
Because it was taken from an issue of MSX Magazine, you dingus.

>>2306335
Welp you're better off asking in this thread then: >>2302842

>>2299401
Is this the same artist as suikoden 1 and 2?

>>2302857
That is fucking dope. Vidya covers, like movie covers, truly suck ass bow compaired to old stuff like this.

>>2306505
What Koji's worked on: http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%BC%98%E5%8F%B8

Not the guy who did Suikoden's covers, but close in style maybe.

>>2306430
>>2306035
Can you tell me which issue the art's from and if there was any text connected to it?

This is the only image that I could find the full (I assume) salamander artwork but it's embedded inside an ad. Most just have the head but are missing the body at the top.
Does anyone have the full salamander poster artwork?

>>2307742
>>2307745
The Stevest of the Purcells.

>>2307774
Close, but no cigar.

>>2306735
>Can you tell me which issue the art's from and if there was any text connected to it?
It's from page 48 of the August 1990 issue of MSX Magazine. Looking at the index page now, it seems to be original art made up for the magazine, since it precedes an article debating whether lewdness in games is good or bad.

>>2298146
The Hudson bee seems to be enjoying the view.
Joking aside, this art looks great and does a better job at describing the game than the western computer one.

>>2307787

Good ol' Sam & Max

Got the feeling this one's the best cover for Alshark, but I haven't been able to spot a good scan yet.

anyone got any dragon quest ones? Would love to see some
Thanks

Ought to give Thalion games a try.

>>2308771
There is this...

>>2310678
>Poor Little Torneco.jpg

>>2310678
Bigger

>>2308842
that transgender fairy girl is hot

TNT by BOHTEC for the MSX2.

>>2311995
Ninja, also by BOHTEC.

Best quality of this Yoneda piece I've seen.

>>2310756
ty

>>2298921
that's some pretty cool box art. Is the game any good?

Not sure who did this one.

Based on the mini-series of the same name.

From the people who brought you Lunar.

>>2298886
Arcus Odyssey was fucking sexy. Nobody ever talks about it, though.

Quick
Post covers that aren't Jackie Chan

>>2313439
That's Windows only? How weird, I never heard anything about that game, and even weirdly enough there doesn't seem to be any information about it online, not an image, not a video, nothing.
The only thing I could find was this beautiful OST:
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm7610503

>>2314431
Walkthrough's up on NND: http://polsy.org.uk/play/nico/?vidid=sm24289015

It's an interesting VN, more like a sci-fi OVA than contemporary works or anything else Studio Alex made.

>>2314469
Man that looks so cool and cozy, really digging that art style and music. It's for things like these that I would love to know Japanese. Then again, I couldn't even find an ISO of the game, much less having it run on modern systems.
What a shame. And it just looks like the interest towards these things will just be lost in time, I really don't see a wave of enthusiasts popping up and showing interest in localizing the buttload of Japanese VNs. A damn shame indeed.

Ah, old games and their included accouterments...

Apparently if games this awesome with box art this awesome had been released here in the USA we would have gone into confused rages hurling our poop at our television screens.

>>2314510
compare to the Japanese box art of FF 1

>>2314518
>>2314526
0/10 does not appeal to my western cultural heritage. Seriously, what's with those horns? I don't want my kid playing satanic games.

>>2314538
I don't know... What's with viking helmet horns in Western fantasy movies/games?

What is this? The interwebs said this was box art. It looks like Napoleon Dynamite drew it.

Of course there would be an old man with a banjo on the cover of a space sci-fi shmup right? Makes sense doesn't it?

>>2314550
Vikings are vikings, that guy's obviously intended to be some kind of demon. I don't want my kid playing as Satan.

>>2314581
More than 10 years, this cover still gets me, every single time.

Sometimes I even remember it spontaneously while browsing /vr/.

>>2314585
It may be the most genius cover a game ever made.

>>2314558
What's the matter, bro? You don't recognize Megaman?

>>2314518
Well, considering FF2 here...

>>2314582
Well the Japanese have no souls and therefore their bodies are inhabited by demons, so they have to change the art for the USA to reflect Christian values and ideals. So your son can play as a good Christian viking looking knight rather than an evil perverted anime looking man with a non-detailed and curved sword.

>>2314590
Wait that's not mega man his face looks angry, but it needs more creepy androgynous baby face and I prefer when he's holding a gat 9mm.

>>2314589
You know man,

I was thinking of a possible explanation, which is tantamount to finding the meaning of life in the universe.

It's so random because maybe the guy in charge saw how in Japan they go for artsy stuff like Perfect Dark and sometimes flat-out weird covers that bear little to no relevance to the actual game, like Curse.

And like maybe, just maybe, this was the guy's attempt at "completely out of left field, eye-catching cover" that the nips do so well in Japan.

So just from looking at this thread, they get quasi-works of art like >>2298640 , >>2314526 and >>2314518

and we on the other hand get a hillbilly playing the banjo.

>>2314592
Final Fantasy II invented leveling up abilities by using them before games like Elder Scrolls ever came along. I love Final Fantasy II, it's one of my favorites in the series. It's a rare Final Fantasy game where you can make your characters be whatever you want them to be simply by putting a certain type of weapon in their hand or buying them a certain type of magic.

>>2314607
That's deep, so true. Like the Japanese would get an epic fantastical detailed cover for phalanx full of whimsy and color, while they would have said, "no that will be too gay for the dumb asses in the states," just slap a dude with overalls and a banjo on it. I really wonder if that's what the designers were thinking. In which case it would have been a stroke of genius in my opinion.

>>2314609
For instance, I like to make Firion a white mage because when else would the white mage be placed at the party's lead?

>>2314604
Don't know what to tell you bro, but that's Megaman. It's from SFXT so it's canon.

>>2314627
Well, he definitely has the crooked helmet stripe down.

Chicken arm and small nose save the universe.

A bit mid-tier for this thread, but it's not too well-known.

I was always disappointed that Konami never released a Snatcher artbook with all the line art they made.

Dont' forget the rest of Roger Deans's stuff for Psygnosis.

Akihiro Yamada drew this.

>>2316017

>that tfw when can't find a good scan

>>2313439
Is that Spurdo in the upper-left corner?

>>2313565
The game's pretty fun.

>>2316009
Dat Mika, goddamn...

What is games actually looked like their 80s and 90s cover art?

>>2318683
That scene was great. Wasn't it actually the final boss fight in the earliest versions of Snatcher?

>>2319089
Yes it was. Apparently they intended to release Snatcher as a serial. I always wondered why they made SD Snatcher instead of Snatcher Part 2? Was Kojima too busy with Metal Gear 2?

>>2319096
Who knows man, all those SD games at the time just seemed weird managerial decisions
>These graphs show that kids are into SD now, give me SD games Parker!
I never actually played SD Snatcher, I heard that the fan translation that's out there is really really poor.

>>2319105
I played a bugged version of the translation that jacked up all the item prices for some reason. It was pretty serviceable otherwise.

>>2319112
Is the game any good? Worth it?
Btw this might be a clue when Snatcher 2 is coming out.

>>2319138
It's pretty unique for an 8-bit RPG. You can see enemies on the map and the combat system allows you to aim at specific body parts. It's kinda breakable though. The story is very different too.

>tfw black areas don't show in the photo
Honestly did not know Yamada also did the cover for an overlooked PC-98 CRPG.

>>2319138
>Btw this might be a clue when Snatcher 2 is coming out.
2042 was just the year Snatcher took place in the Japanese version. They changed it to 2047 in the English version, which really fucks up the timeline in my opinion. I wouldn't be surprised if Kojima firing Blaustein had more to do with the changes he made to Snatcher than MGS1.

>>2321190
>They changed it to 2047

>>2321198
Because Snatcher came out in 1988 in Japan and 1994 in the US. The catastrophe occured in 1991 -- the short future -- in Japan, and thus it was moved up to 1996 to keep that slight futurisitic tone in the English version.

>>2298139
Courtesy of a friend

>>2321202
So if they WERE to re-release it, would they change the dates again?

>>2321206
Another

>>2321202
Exactly. My problem with this change was that it fucks up some of the backstory between Gillian and Jaime Seed. Namely Jaime attended the Moscow Olympic in 1980, but she would had been really young in the US timeline. Also, Harry Benson was born on the day of the Halley's Comet in 1986, which is how he got his name.

>>2321214
Probably not. It's already considered an old game as it is.

>>2321214
>>2321227
Also, the PlayStation and Saturn versions of Snatcher were released in 1996, but kept the '91 date.

>>2321227
>>2321230
Good to know there's a limit to this rationale.

>>2321215
A decent Pac-Man clone.

"OHHHH SHIIIIIIIIT!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Nlcrh4reWc

>>2321230
That's because those versions are exclusive to Japan, where they're well aware Snatcher is a 1988 game. Much like how in Metal Gear Solid, we're well aware that the game came out worldwide in 1998 and took place in 2005, the at-the-time slight future, and there'd be no point to change the date for a re-release of that. If Snatcher were ever re-released in English and retranslated, it would probably keep the 1991 and 2042 date. And hopefully keep Randam's name, because Random just sounds dumb and there's absolutely no reason for it.

why does 4chan keep thinking this post is spam

>>2307745

>>2321250
Parasite Eve was released in 1998, but the story takes place in Christmas '97, although in that case they probably expected to release the game earlier than they did. Same thing with Resident Evil 4.

>>2321265
The PC Engine Snatcher was also in '92, a year after the Catastrophe.

Honestly, I always thought of Snatcher as an alternate history tale anyway, much like something like Watchmen or Akira (which I think also had some timeline shuffling in its early English edition). The plot of the game was already pretty dated back in '94 anyway, since the Soviet Union was no more by that point and yet, they're involved strongly in the creation of the Snatchers themselves.

>>2321339
The Soviet Union also existed in 1999 in the Metal Gear universe, didn't it?

>>2321380
They're mentioned in Metal Gear 2, but I think MGS might had retconned that.

>>2321385
It does. From MGS onwards, references to the Soviet Union in MG2 are supposed to now be The Commonwealth of Independent States.

This was, however, NOT updated in the re-release that came with Subsistence so it's a bit of a bone of contention with fans as to whether the USSR fell in '91 or '99.

If it helps MGS4 stated that it dissolved in '91.

>>2321403
>This was, however, NOT updated in the re-release that came with Subsistence so it's a bit of a bone of contention with fans as to whether the USSR fell in '91 or '99.
The reissues of Metal Gear 1 and 2 (especially 2) keeps a lot of the dated backstory from the MSX2 versions, despite all the name changes they made. Hell, Big Boss's bio on the official MG2 site still mentions he lost his eye in the 80s. The only real change is that they removed a reference to William Morgan.
http://www.konami.jp/gs/game/mg2/chara.html

>>2321413
Yeah, honestly, for such a plot-intensive game, to not update the references in the older games is really unacceptable.

>>2321403
>If it helps MGS4 stated that it dissolved in '91.

I don't think MGS 4 should hold much weight on what's canon but that's just me

It's not retro but Ocelot "playing pretend" to become Liquid was fucking stupid after the buildup in MGS 2 and the subtle answer in MGS 3 that he could easily be possessed by Liquid due to being the Sorrow's son, inheriting his spirit medium prowess. MGS 4's insane amount of retcons to things that never needed them makes me hot and bothered

>>2321339
>Watchmen
Was Watchmen grounded in another existent comic Univers?

>>2321884
It took place in an alternate reality where Nixon managed to change the constitution and became Presiden for life.

>>2321893
Oh that

>>2322071
I would had preferred this as the cover instead of the generic red background and logo.

>>2300678
I do love these guys too

>>2299338
I love how the matte background work with everything in front.

I have a feeling, that artists tried to compensate the still backward gfx in games with artwork on box...

http://www.exotica.org.uk/wiki/Bob_Wakelin#Athena

>>2322785
That was pretty standard artwork for the time.
I still have magazines with this advertin them.
It was just a very crappy game/conversion.

>>2322808

Oh, I did not necessary had Athena in mind...

>>2322785

>that text on the bottom

The composer for this game says he got to name Layla after Eric Clapton, though it may just be faulty memory.

>>2323686

>>2324202
I never asked for this

>>2298148
>>2298149
>>2298150
>ftw box art will never be as personal or original as it was in the 80's.

>>2324239

>>2324221
Japanese Mega CD titles had incredible covers.

Maidum refers to a mastaba complex in Egypt; the game's about investigating the disappearance of the protagonist's archaeologist friend. Fairly brutal game, and NCS's second after a Marble Madness-like called Mr. Bump.

>>2326263
yeah this version was a little ugly.

More of Roger Dean.

>>2327691

I think this is the same guy. It blows my mind they remade Shadow of the Beast

>>2311995
Straight up Barnes from Platoon

I really really love this cover.

>>2327792
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgHNtzxO0y8

report and hide

>>2328161
This thread?
Why?

>>2328179
I meant the post above mine

>>2328180
why?

>>2327814
I fucking love the game concept this evokes. Was the game any good?

>>2328160
>Acting like an autistic asswipe over a tripcode.
>>>/v/

>>2328195

It is basically a Sim City but on global scale with global warming and nuclear-armed opponent.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/amiga/global-effect

Lots of PC Engine games had neat covers that are hard to find good scans for.

This just got uploaded on Tokugawa btw.

It's getting difficult to find scans for games that aren't shitted up by Mobygames or similar.

>>2329653
Yeah, those are simply the worst. I don't why some people with lots of Japanese PC games haven't done good-quality scans of box art yet anyway, that's one of the easier things to do in this hobby.

>>2329481
Why does his shoulder have a face on it

>>2330069

>>2329659
They probably did but they're lost somewhere. It's not like there's a central place where you can get them all.
Google images doesn't even seem to cover segaretro and they got high quality scans of almost all SEGA games, now imagine if it's some obscure Japanese collector website, Google is never venturing there.
It would be nice if /vr/ could hubble up and try to get scans of all the remaining games out there, even thecoverproject is shitting the bed and only has the popular titles.

>>2330121
Some people have the games and just haven't gotten around to scanning (Macaw from Tokugawa Corps. owns so many rare games without good cover scans, but he's lazy). I too hope this can be remedied in the future.

>>2330695
>Macaw from Tokugawa Corps. owns so many rare games without good cover scans, but he's lazy
Is he still one of Icy's lapdogs?

>>2331591
Is icycalm still a known figure amongst the autisti circles?

>>2331604
He mostly sticks to his own echo-chamber of a forum?

>>2331591
He doesn't contribute to Insomnia anymore (maybe the Night Slave review was just it for his participation). I don't even know if Macaw subscribed to Alex's writings or still does, but that site doesn't indulge in Macaw's obscure-games hobby.

>>2331659
Icycalm had a fallout with Macaw after a disagreement over the Contra 4 review hosted on Insomnia, which was co-written by Doctor Fugue, another guy that Icy kicked off from his site after some disagreement over the Arkham Asylum, another contributor review he recently disowned because he didn't actually played the game when he approved them.

Let that sink in for a moment.

>>2331725
Doesn't surprise me, lol.

>>2331725
>relationships broken because of video game opinions
How can one person take their shitty reviews so seriously

>>2332162
Icy's breakup with Doctor Fugue over the Arkham Asylum review wasn't even because of the negative tone towards game but because of the decision of whether or not to acknowledge the game's positive reception with professional reviewers.
>So you are implying that Insomnia's Arkham Asylum rating is based on how many people loved or hated the game -- in some kind of democratic poll -- instead of on the several paragraphs' worth of in-depth mechanics analysis contained in the review. A really shameless, brazen attack at the site and the reviewers -- one moreover which is backed by no reasoning and evidence whatsoever. -- 6th AND 7th reasons to ban you.
And then he followed that up with this three years later.
>The Insomnia review is rubbish, as are the comments I quoted in my opening post, and most of what followed. This is a good game. Easily 3 stars, and maybe even 4. Nothing is fucking "telegraphed" and there's no QTEs involved at all; the naysayers are pseudo-hardcore hipsters who are making everything up. Worst of all, no one seems to have a clue that this is not a brawler. This is a stealth-action game and should be compared to Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell, not fucking Devil May Cry and Bayonetta -- and compared to THOSE games, its hand-to-hand combat is the most sophisticated ever, you fucking imbeciles!
Welp!

>>2332172
And over a mediocre handholding game no less. It's a pretty fun game and professionally done, but there is absolutely nothing remarkable about it. Zero chances taken, just safe and well established choices regarding mechanics.

Best box art ever

>>2322345
>tfw no more Colt revolvers

>>2330182
>super secret Hitler

>>2331580
I never finished the manga. Did they actually end up in space using mechs?

>>2332172
> authorize review without having played it and that you now regret
>"the naysayers are pseudo-hardcore hipsters who are making everything up."
what

>>2332830
I remember seeing a thread in the Castlevania Dungeon about a guy who came in touch with the artist who did all of Konami of America's boxarts from that late '80s/early '90s era. Did anything ever come from it?

>>2332172
Reminder that Icycalm is a criminal.

https://icycalmisacriminal.wordpress.com/2012/11/12/icycalm-is-a-criminal/

>>2332863

Looks like mix of GITS and AD Police

Should be Terada.

>>2334010
CRW series was definitely influenced by Shirow's work.

>>2333556

Love that boxart.

I want a clean version of the background.

>>2335808
Virtual Boy Japanese Box Art was purdy good.

You can probably recreate that background if you splice it from all the different covers.

>>2335818

>>2298921
>transa

>>2303176
>I love myself

John Berkey

Best size/lighting I can find.

>>2337231
It's so weird that there's so many eroge magazine scans and other weird trinkets and yet there are no scans of the covers of the games.

>>2337604
Or they're small-size ones made in mind for late-1990s/early-2000s websites,

>>2338196
That's probably what happened.
Who do I have to bother to get me some goddamn scans, so many collectorfags around and none of them are willing to scan their beautiful packages

I really love old Falcom art.

>>2340171

>>2340174

>>2340181

>>2340407
Who is this skanky slut

>>2340423
The girls in Tokyo Nampa Street are generic, not really characters in that sense. But there is nudity and implied sex when you snag a date, so that's a thing.

Also, the developer of CRW finally got Shirow to do art for their games, though Black Magic underperformed and they vanished.

>>2340460
Is Black Magic in anyway related to that OVA that Shirow did of the same name?

>>2340898
Nah, unrelated, though I bet they named it after the Shirow OVA because out of fan worship. Game's just like CRW and its sequel, now for Windows/

>it will never be 1990 again, when you woke up at 6am on saturday just to have the mega drive to yourself since your siblings slept longer
Fug..

>>2342247
> tfw you never had a sister to hug and do naughty things together before and at the very beginning of puberty and play nintendo and sega together.

>>2342358
I'm sorry to burst your anime bubble view of the world, but sisters are usually just annoying.

>>2302774
Of the three Macventures on the NES, Uninvited was the only one I had to emulate. Didn't know they spoiled the first spooky encounter on the boxart.

>>2342396
I know, but even if not for that, I'd still could use a properly prosocial older sister to keep me connected to humanity. It would make my life so much better.

Can barely hold these feelies.

>>2342358
>Anon, do you think my boobs have gotten bigger?
>S-stop touching them, aaan~

>>2336856
...is that a map of seattle?

>>2342560
Haha, yeah it is! That's hilarious.

>>2342545
>Hey Anon, do you want to take a bath together?

>>2342568
Ok, now you're just being unrealistic. The only way it can happen is like at 6 or something, which obviously means nothing and thusly counts such.

>>2342568
>Anon, let's play a game! Try and see how long you can kiss me. Ready?

>>2314597
Ya'll gon' lynch me fo' dis but a number of old FF concept art look over designed as heck. I like all of FFVI, though

>>2343341
Disclaimer: Characters in game may not in any way resemble box, except for the chocobo and that guy between the words of the title, they're actually in it.

>>2343946
Honestly, the SD characters on the boxart look more like the in-game characters that Amano's promo art. Only the colors are off, but I can see Cecil, Rosa and Edge.

>>2332830
The stock and grip configurations on those guns are so weird.

>>2302774
Goosebumps

>>2342468
sweet

Has anyone got mega man ones? Would really appreciate it.

>>2348301

>>2346135
>>2344284
>>2335361
These are really rad. Anyone know who did them?

>>2350208
Oh, never mind the Tereda one. I'm dumb.

any jrpg psychic cyberpunk stuff?

Kinda want to get into N64 collecting just because of how pretty the boxes are.

>>2350706
cool

This thread needs more megaman!

>>2346135
>Nobunaga no Yabou Tenshouki
Damn, I would paly the fuck outta that but I don't know nihongo.

>>2351765
I agree.

more JRPG's

>>2354759

>>2354989
>>2354761
>>2355438
thanks

>>2324202
>Moby Games

>>2355556
lol

>>2303154
what game is this?

>>2332873
Holy shit, really??? I've been trying to find out who that guy is for years! One of the few Western box artists that consistently did better box art than his Japanese counterparts.

>>2357772
This is the thread where someone claimed he came in contact with the artist. He even posted some of his signed lineart as proof.
http://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php/topic,6835.0.html

>>2357772
>>2357817

Would that be the guy from CV IV?

>>2357848
Yep, that's him. Also at a glance did the North American box art for:

Bayou Billy
Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse
Contra III The Alien Wars
TMNT IV: Turtles in Time
Axelay
Sunset Riders
Cybernator
Castlevania Bloodlines

Really incredible artist. Guy really seemed to have disappeared for how prolific and talented he is / was.

>>2300685
No, the painter Roger Dean painted it for the band. He painted a lot of classic rock cover albums such as Yes and Uriah Heep.

>>2357895
It's not Roger Dean.
The painting is called Behemoth's world by Richard Clifton-Dey

Koei has the best covers

>>2357731
Whoa can't you read
It's obviously 真説 忠臣蔵 刺客たちの七〇七日

>>2357871
I think Super C may had been done by him too. I know they used the same boxart for the Famicom version, but it kinda fits his beefcake style.

>>2355438
wish they brought this here in the states

>>2358584
I don't really like Virtual Console but it's available there

>>2303176
This is awesome. The art style sort of reminds me of Bubblegum Crisis or AD police Files.