Super Mario World launched alongside the Super Famicom on November 21st 1990, which makes this year the game's 25th birthday.
Arguably one of the greatest video games ever made, this iconic platformer certainly deserves a bit of birthday celebration, and with that in mind Arkotype's Dan Clarke has created some amazing prints inspired by the game.
Available as a single 500mm x 700mm poster (£35) or as a 4 postcard set (£13.50), Clarke's latest project showcases the iconic imagery associated with the 16-bit classic. The posters are limited to just 96 units, while the postcard sets are limited to 50. You can order them here.
[source arkotype.co]
Comments 8
I bet would buy loads of these, I won't
It's hard to believe that this game is 25 years old... I remember standing in line waiting for my turn to come to play this game @ K-Mart. I was 8 years old... When my daughter is old enough to play this game I will have to get out the old SNES system and game and play it together. It will has my gamesave and my brothers.
Post cards are making me nostalgic for Club Nintendo.
I want them
One of the greatest games ever made, and came bundled with one of the created consoles ever created.
...I hate to be that guy, but I'm not seeing the appeal here. Those prints are incredibly simple in design. I have the artistic ability of a drunk cat and I'm pretty sure I could do these myself.
Regardless, a quarter-century since my favorite Mario game... I feel old. Again.
25 years since Super Mario World...
30 years since Super Mario Bros....
To think that the next major anniversary for the Super Mario series will be its 35th anniversary, which is cutting pretty close to 40...
@Zebetite I think the same, I only would buy them if they were actually good. Just copying the original art from the game would suffice. This "stylish" (according to Nintendo Life) design is not stylish at all.
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