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Curating a MoMA for Mario

23
Jan
2014

Often overlooked, pixel art paintings adorn the fictional walls of many a video game. Ranging from simple depictions of in-game characters (as seen in The Addams Family and Super Mario 64), to pixelated representations of real-life works crafted for the likes of Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the collection is at its best when its its artworks truly capture the mood of the game theyre found in. The artworks featured in Final Fantasy VIII and Samurai Shodown III, in particular, display a surprisingly intricate level of detail for what was to only ever be a background prop. The Video Game Art Archive has only been active for less than a month, and is currently being updated a few times a week.

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