>>14028998It is and isnt. There's a distinct difference between collecting game boxes and having a wall of basedboys. Back then games more or less where in the middle of becoming a huge corporate investment so even though you had CEOs trying to churn profits, there were still those with their heart and passion in game making. This reflects in the art for their boxes and posters, go ahead, go compare game covers from that time to those of today. Notice anything? A lot of modern games have interchangeable images that follow the same formulaic approach rather than having an actual artists touch. Its sad. But, the image in OPs post is more akin to having comic or art books up.
