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Album cover for the Mina the Hollower Original Soundtrack, with Mina (a white anthropomorphic mouse with brown ears) striking a Castlevania-esque pose with a hand outstretched towards the camera clutching a deep red whip with a spike ball on the end of it which twirls around her as her blue cloak flutters. Behind her is a stone backdrop with two layers of ornate gold carved frames.
Promotional image from Mario Kart World, showing the game's large cast of characters driving karts, bikes, and gliders across a desert, with a vast concave curving landscape behind them showing various biomes and landmarks throughout the game world.
Album cover for the Astro's Playroom soundtrack, showing the titular character, Astro Bot, a white and blue robot with stubby limbs and a black LCD face with blue eyes, running to the right against a gradient blue background with his scarf flowing behind him.
Album cover for the Goddess of Victory: Nikke Original Soundtrack, where an anime-styled woman with long hair is depicted in profile, leaning from left to right with a determined, open-mouthed expression and her head rendered in grayscale. She wears a thick dark jacket with a high collar and a lighter lining. The background is a faint, distant image of what looks like a damaged industrial setting. The game's logo appears in the bottom right and a list of composers runs down the right side of the image, rotated 90 degrees.
Album cover for the Year 200X EP World of Ruin, a piece drawn entirely in black, white, and red, showing a crimson winged demonic figure lit from behind in a dull white that fades to black, with red flames licking up from the bottom of the frame.
Box art for Blinx: The Time Sweeper on Xbox, showing a cartoon orange and white cat wearing a blue jacket looking up and out of frame to the viewer's left. Various creatures assemble in the background against a white void. VHS-style play/pause/rewind controls appear at the bottom below the logo.
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Album cover for the CTGP Deluxe soundtrack. A logo modeled after the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe logo appears in the center, with the red and blue infinity eight design and the rainbow-framed "Deluxe" all sitting on a dark grey background of various racing-styled decals.
Uh, how do you even describe this. It's a bootleg doujin trading card styled after a Game Boy handheld game console, green with pictures of buttons along the bottom and a central image which acts as the console's display screen. The "screen" is transparent and blue-tinged, and printed on it is fan artwork of the video game character Mario, an Italian plumber who traditionally wears a red shirt and cap and blue overalls. He's running from left to right and he's covered in trippy abstract and psychedelic patterns that overlap his clothing and hair. In the lower right corner of the card, it says "HELLo MARIO," and in the lower left corner it says "Fight Mary Brothers."
Box art for the Famicom Disk System game VS. Excitebike, showing motorcyclists clad in red and blue drawn in a superdeformed chibi style with large heads driving through a dusty race course in front of a large crowd.
Album cover for the Blue Client Touhou jazz arrange album, showing a blue-haired anime girl in a white dress and wide-brimmed black hat playing a saxophone.
Album cover for the Azure Striker Gunvolt soundtrack, also known as Armed Blue Gunvolt in Japan. It shows the main character, an anime-styled man with spiked blonde hair and blue metal armor, pointing a gun towards the viewer while blue lightning crackles around him.
Cobalt Core Original Soundtrack album cover, featuring pink/purple/blue humanoid animal people, possibly reptiles, piloting a domed spacecraft.
Album cover for angrypolarbear's album Out of Hibernation, done in a style reminiscent of an old Atari game cover. It shows the silhouette of a polar bear playing a keytar and raising a fist against a dark, snowy background.
Album cover for the Persona soundtrack, which has some really cool colourful art - a pink-tinged headshot of an anime-styled character on the left, a few abstract ones of weird demon creature things on the right, and a stylized colour-inverse logo overlaid on top.
Album cover for The Hot Light by the band Bi Score, showing a logo similar to the Krispy Kreme sign with monochromatic green artwork in the background of a food fight with donuts.
Album cover for the Burning Rangers Sega Saturn 30th Anniv. Album, showing key art for the game which features a long-haired man with a metal headband flanked by various other men and women with sci-fi adornments and a glowing crimson background.
Album cover for the Puzzle & Dragons "itoken limited" soundtrack, with green, red, and blue silhouettes of draconic beats filled in with starry backdrops against a black background.
Album cover for the Sorcerian Original Soundtrack Vol. 1, which shows the logo in a fancy metallic gold typeset on a black background.
Promotional image for "Songs from the Rain Cellar", showing the event title, time, and date overlaid on a blurred image of a rusty old safe.
Cover art for Sega Bass Fishing, featuring a wicked 3D render of a bass (the fish) leaping out of the water towards a green lure in the foreground.
Cover art for the Sharp X68000 computer game Namachuukei 68, featuring a robotic metal baseball player raising a bat in front of an abstract stadium full of strange spheres and reflections.
The album cover for G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra's original soundtrack, which shows Joe, who's like basically a military badass guy but don't tell my mom I called him that, and there's like a sick ninja and these dudes with big guns and stuff behind him and the background is exploding and stuff
Cover art for the PS2 game Street Boyz, showing colourful graffiti of the title against a white brick wall with human shadows cast over it.
Album cover for Super Glitch Kibbitz, a somewhat impressionistic image of a colourful accordion with video game items surrounding it from the five games featured on the record.
Box art for the Game Boy Colour game Survival Kids - in this case, the PAL version titled "Stranded Kids" - featuring two anime-style children at the base of a large tree in a tropical jungle setting with a cute monkey watching them.
Box art for the Super Nintendo release of Mario Is Missing!, where Mario is being dragged through a castle doorway by Bowser while Luigi looks the other way in absolutely bafflement.
Cover art for the PlayStation 1 game Elder Gate, featuring a really rad looking composite image of a shrouded woman and various high fantasy magical imagery.