Miyo @Mega Man Why does this boxart make me laugh so much… Posted 12 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Beau Skunky Big is beau-tiful @Mega Man It’s likely a subtle reference to Sweetie Belle’s tendency to sing. Posted 12 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Mega Man @Beau Skunky True True, but even on the american MM2 box art, Crash Man had actual drills as hands. So I still don’t get the microphone thing. Posted 12 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Beau Skunky Big is beau-tiful @Mega Man Because NES boxart. What I love about the old NES boxart packaging is, the art on it either looked 100% like the game, (like for earlier games like “Duck Hunt”) or nothing like it at all. Posted 12 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Beau Skunky Big is beau-tiful @FanOfMostEverything I heard that was supposed to be “Crash Man” on the box, so Sweetie is “Crash Mare.” Posted 12 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
FanOfMostEverything Planeswalker — FoME Hmm. That’s clearly Quick Scoot, but I’m unfamiliar with Sweetie’s configuration. Posted 13 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Background Pony #C97F Officail…other than that, incredible! Posted 13 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
professor_of_hoers 2 is still my favorite music in a megaman game. Posted 13 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Prof.NightJack Gizmonics Scientist @GodheadInspector Of course, that’s when Proto AJ first showed up. Posted 13 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
GodheadInspector Apple Bloom 3 was better, in my opinion. Posted 13 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Why does this boxart make me laugh so much…
I guess.
It’s likely a subtle reference to Sweetie Belle’s tendency to sing.
True True, but even on the american MM2 box art, Crash Man had actual drills as hands.
So I still don’t get the microphone thing.
Because NES boxart.
What I love about the old NES boxart packaging is, the art on it either looked 100% like the game, (like for earlier games like “Duck Hunt”) or nothing like it at all.
I heard that was supposed to be “Crash Man” on the box, so Sweetie is “Crash Mare.”
Of course, that’s when Proto AJ first showed up.