We take a look back at 2001 title Onimusha: Warlords for the PS2, and relive the striking similarities with another of Capcom's classic franchises.
Megaman meets Mario, obviously.
Pixel sprites from the NES era are some of the most iconic ever created, often the inspiration for many videogame artworks. This is especially true when two of the most recognisable characters from the era are used, in this case
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Now with 33% extra oblongs!
In order to say a huge thank you to the internet for continued love and dissemination of our Street Fighter – Abstract Edition piece (most recently from the Something Awful forums, where it’s inspired an awful lot of other creations),
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Really, really minimal World Warriors!
This is a one-off piece, and a departure from the usual Videogame Minimalism pieces. This time, the idea was to go really, really basic. Initially, it felt like a Bauhaus/De Stijl inspired piece, but once it was finished, it also
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Retro-chic in a variety of colours.
If you have enjoyed the recent Videogame Mini-Minimalism sets featuring the classic bosses from the Megaman franchise, why not buy one of our t-shirts and wear all of the NES-era Robot Masters (along with Megaman himself and arch-nemesis Dr. Wily)
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We’re a little bit tardy with this set, mainly due to getting the site live. These Robot Masters are all from Mega Man 4, the last of the franchise to appear on the venerable ol’ grey box of magic, the
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Thank you to the guys at The Tanooki, Attack Of The Fan Boy, Gamesradar, Capcom Unity and the Capcom Europe Blog for featuring the first two sets of Megaman Videogame Mini-Minimalism recently. To celebrate, the third set from (you guessed
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My subset of Videogame Minimalism illustrations based on the Megaman Robot Masters continues this week with the eight bosses from Megaman 2, my own personal favourite from the NES incarnations of the franchise. In this set we have (clockwise from
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It’s been awhile since I produced some Videogame Minimalism, so I thought I’d share with you the first batch of illustrations I’ve created that are based on the Robot Masters from the Megaman franchise. These lot are all from the
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Judging by a price tag of £22.70 on UK retailer Amazon (at the time of writing) for the full retail version of Super Street Fighter IV, you could be forgiven for thinking Capcom are trying to pre-empt and diffuse consumer
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