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Five of The Best: Box art

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The Super Mario Bros. 3 box. Bright yellow background with Mario, arms wide like a bird's wings, flying slightly away to the camera's right. He's got a tail. He should get that looked at.
Image credit: Nintendo / Moby Games

Five of the Best is a weekly series we recently resurrected for supporters because we wanted to do something nice for them. It's a series about highlighting incidental features in games. It's also a series about having your say, so don't be shy, use those comments below!

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Ah, game boxes! I don't seem to own very many any more but I still do a full-body yearn whenever I see a game box, especially an old one made of cardboard - massive things that packed chunky manuals and maps, and all sorts of other bits and pieces. There was a time when I thought they'd be on my shelf forever. Some still are, of course - my favourites. The ones I've kept around for one reason or another so I can look at them and remember the experience contained within. I do the same with books. Or maybe they just had a gaudy piece of artwork on them I loved. Sigh - they don't make them like that any more. So here's to boxes and box art. Question is, which are your favourites?

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