Nintendo Switch 2 Box Design Looks Like GameStop Used Game Replacement Art The Nintendo Switch 2 physical game boxes we’ve seen so far show off a new style direction.

Printed in an oversized 10″ X 14″ hardcover format, The Art of Fantastic Four is a treasure trove of Kirby’s artwork from 1961 to 1970. It contains several complete stories from issues #60 ...

Yes, if you let some Nintendo fans describe it, the Switch 2’s box art is a sight for sore eyes — but not for the reasons one might think.

With thousands of games made for Nintendo’s GBA successor, and very little pocket money to buy them all when you were young, it can be pretty easy to let the DS’ vast library slip you by. But ...

Starting with 2002’s Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby’s U.S. box art added sharp eyebrows and intense facial expressions absent from the Japanese versions.

Still, the GBA version of The Urbz didn't make too much of a splash in the grand scheme of things, likely because it was on so many other consoles. Likewise, some may have seen it as a "cheap ...

The Modretro Chromatic is a beautiful Game Boy Color homage that uses accurate FPGA tech and premium perks to give the classic handheld a 2024 glow up.

Starfy may have the shape of a Luma, the face of Kirby, and the color of Pikachu, but you may have spotted him before via his cameos in Mario & Luigi: Super Star Saga, Super Mario Maker, and Super ...

The February 2023 Nintendo Direct teased the games coming at a later date with box art previews, but no actual time frame for when to expect them. This article was originally published on Feb. 8, 2023 ...

It's time to witness a clash of the covers as we dive into another edition of Box Art Brawl. We're keeping the GBA vibes going this week with another title that will soon be coming to Switch ...

Specifically, during Kirby’s 25th anniversary of life, they held a special concert in Japan. When they did, Sakurai gave a special presentation showing off the art and process behind the first ...

The game would later get a GBA remake in 2002 in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. But enough history on Kirby's sophomore outing — let's get to the box art.