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Another Flyer source: http://g-catchcopy.cocolog-nifty.com/

I agree that a Japanese game artist could do better.  They seem to have the best grasp of what shapes do and don't work when trying to make something look cute (they for instance, probably would have never drawn those hideous cheekbones on the idol in the image you posted.)  But how many of them are actually trying something like this?

Awesome game, from what I can tell by the demo.  Thanks again Recap.

Street Fighter IV Concept Art:
http://fightingstreet.com/folders/artwo … t_art.html

That Rockman...and Wolverine's pectorals...

To me, the majority of American comic books have looked horrible for at least a decade.  The adoption (and misuse) of "manga" charecteristics is among the problems, but not before the adoption of tacky digital coloring techniques (WAY too much gradients, lens flares, and light speckles), and influence of the character designs made for live-action adaptation that has reduced the Marvel Universe's once vibrant cast of characters to a bunch of guys in similar black leather sadomasochism uniforms.

And sorry for the English.

Lots of videos here: Enlace

The Famicom artwork generally seems to be less obstructed by ad text.  Like this:

http://gamedic.jpn.org/museum/tirasi/FC … 0127_1.jpg

Too many Westerners are quick to dismiss Toriyama after contemplating precious youth spent watching badly dubbed filler epidodes of DBZ, but he really is the master of chibi stylization.  You get the pleasant saturation and minimalism, but enough detail to the line, color, and forms that you want to look at it for twenty seconds longer than most chibi stuff.

http://membres.lycos.fr/skanlon/picture … Slump3.JPG

Looks good I think, but the inverted magnifying glass needs a vignette to match the black background.

They were hiding Nishimura artwork this whole time?  The second picture should have been the main graphic.  But Ikeno's style is closer to this than Nishimura's is.

Looks great.  We need another Skullmonkeys.  And an NDS emulator that supports scanlines.