Poll: Box Art Brawl: Mega Man Zero 2 (GBA)

Zero hour. Ahoy, and greetings to another edition of Box Art Brawl! Last time, we explored SimCity for the SNES, and it was the western artwork that triumphed with a convincing 73% of the votes. We somewhat prefer the Japanese version, but it appears that it didn’t connect with a lot of individuals. Read the complete article on nintendolife.com…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

If we construct it…Hello, and greetings to another installment of Box Art Brawl!Last week, we examined WarioWare Smooth Moves for the Wii, and it essentially came down to which hue one happened to favor. Ultimately, Europe’s yellow sleeve triumphed with 52% of the ballots…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Metroid 40th Anniversary Special

The primary entries engage in combat.Hello all, and welcome to an exceptionally unique installment of Box Art Brawl!Before we begin, let’s review how the previous encounter unfolded. We examined Donkey Kong Jungle Beat for the GameCube, pitting North America, Europe, and Japan against each other in a showdown…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (GameCube)

Drumroll, if you please… We return with yet another installment of Box Art Brawl! Previously, we pitted two covers for the remarkable Mario Superstar Baseball on the GameCube against each other, and with two distinctly different designs, the outcome was a landslide. The Western design triumphantly secured a solid 76% of the votes…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

Innings.Hello everyone, and welcome to another installment of Box Art Brawl!In the previous week’s contest, we examined Digimon World 4 for the GameCube, and my word, it truly wasn’t a tight match. Japan completely dominated the rivals to secure 85% of the votes, and it’s easy to understand why…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

Brawlmon.Hello everyone, and welcome to another installment of Box Art Brawl!Last week’s intense competition centered on the Game Boy game Fortified Zone, which was recently incorporated into NSO as a new playable game.Read the complete article on nintendolife.com…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

NSO novice. We return with yet another installment of Box Art Brawl! We commemorated the release of Rhythm Heaven Groove last week by pitting the three different regional covers against each other for its Fever Wii antecedent, and the results were not even a contest. The North American artwork emerged victorious with an impressive triumph…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Rhythm Heaven Fever (Wii)

Pa pi pu pe po!”.Greetings everyone, and welcome back to yet another installment of Box Art Brawl!Last week, we examined Diddy Kong Racing for the N64, setting North America and Europe against Japan in a classic showdown. This time, Japan emerged victorious, securing 66% of the votes…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Duel

Monkey antics. We return for yet another installment of Box Art Brawl, and it’s an exciting one this week. Previously, to honor everything Sonic for his 35th anniversary, we pitted every Sonic title on Switch against each other, resulting in a substantial nine poll choices! Sonic Origins Plus emerged victorious with 33% of the votes…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Sonic The Hedgehog 35th Anniversary Switch Showdown

Which outshines the others?Hello everyone, and welcome to a particularly unique version of Box Art Brawl!Before we dive into the details of this one, let’s review how last week’s conflict wrapped up. We examined Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D to honor the revelation of the forthcoming remake…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Duel

Deku Tree-D. In the expansive, deep woodland of Hyrule… another Box Art Brawl is unfolding. Yes, we’re back once more, and we have an exciting one for you this week. But first, let’s reflect on what transpired last time. We examined Rayman 3D for the uhhh…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

Ray Tracing. Traverse this Ray, it’s time for another installment of Box Art Brawl. In the previous week, we pitted three covers of the GameCube’s outstanding WarioWare, Inc: Mega Party Game$! against each other, and you all were evidently in agreement with us, declaring the North American artwork the finest of the selection with 76% of the votes…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: WarioWare, Inc: Mega Party Game$!

WAH.VOTE! Act quickly, it’s time for yet another installment of Box Art Brawl. The previous time, to honor the debut of Yoshi and the Enigmatic Tome, we examined the origins of the solo series as we contrasted three covers for the NES’ Yoshi. The European Mario &amp…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Yoshi (NES)

Eggstraordinary selection. Mlem. Greetings, companions! Climb aboard your closest dinosaur, as it’s time to embark on another installment of Box Art Brawl. Previously, we ventured into the virtual realm, examining Galactic Pinball for the Virtual Boy. There were merely two alternatives to select from…Discover More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Duel

Seeing crimson.It’s time for yet another iteration of Box Art Brawl, and we’re heading online.Before we attach a plastic device to our faces, though, let’s review last week’s contest, where a trio of covers for Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind clashed head-on…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

Bobcat Brawl.Greetings everyone, and welcome to another installment of Box Art Brawl!Last week, we explored Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales for the DS. After some intense competitions, the victor in this case was evident, with North America dominating to secure 71% of the votes.Read the complete article on nintendolife.com…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

Do Chocobo possess tails? Is everyone prepared for yet another installment of Box Art Brawl? Oh, why not! With The Enigmatic Tome on our minds, we examined Yoshi’s Universal Gravitation previously, and it was once again a rather tight contest at the summit. North America dropped out of the competition with 14% of the votes…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Yoshi’s Universal Gravitation (GBA)

Going Topsyturvy.Hello friends, and welcome to yet another installment of Box Art Brawl!Last week, we explored Professor Layton and Pandora’s Box for the Nintendo DS. It turned out to be an unexpectedly tight contest, but in the final tally, Europe clinched victory with 41% of the votes…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Professor Layton And Pandora’s Box

A Sinister Showdown.Hmm, this week’s Box Art Brawl brings to mind a conundrum…Before we arrive at the solution, though, let’s summarize what transpired last time. It was a classic head-to-head for NSO novice Mendel Palace, with North America pitted against Japan. While the competition was a tight one…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Duel

Getting Game Freaky. We trust you’re prepared for yet another showdown of covers, as it’s that moment for this week’s Box Art Brawl! Previously, due to a particular Super Mario Galaxy Movie feature, we examined Star Fox: Assault for the GameCube. Although the gray Japanese cover mounted a solid challenge…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Duel

Team Star Fox, set for service! Welcome welcome welcome, to yet another installment of Box Art Brawl! Last occasion, we entered the arena with Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO for the GameCube, as this was indeed a nail-biter, folks. Both visuals are quite impressive, but ultimately…Read More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl: Duel

Extreme Infraction. Greetings, and welcome to another installment of Box Art Brawl! The previous week, we examined Resident Evil: Code Veronica X for the GameCube, and can you believe it? We’ve ended up with a tie! Indeed, both North America and Europe secured 38% of the votes apiece…Discover More Read More

Poll: Box Art Brawl

Welcome to Rockfort Island. Hello everyone, and welcome to another installment of Box Art Brawl! Previously, we examined the disregarded DS title Mario Hoops 3 on 3, and it truly wasn’t a particularly tight competition. While Europe / Japan showcased commendable efforts, the North American artwork effortlessly triumphed with 77% of the votes. Read the complete article on nintendolife.com…Read More Read More