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Shinkiro

king of fighters 99 was my first snk fighter (and one of the games that turned me away from rpgs and towards (home ports of) arcade games), so it’ll always have a special place in my memories~

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection

1. Akira “Akiman” Yasuda’s iconic Street Fighter II illustration (1991). 2. Akiman references his own artwork to promote the inclusion of Ryu in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U (2015). 3. Toshiaki “Shinkiro” Mori’s illustration for Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, coming to PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC in 2018.

Street Fighter Academy Costumes - 2017 April Fools SF Quiz

Shinkiro’s Art

Art from SF 15Th Anniversary 

SNK 40th Anniversary Art Gallery - Umeda LOFT

SNK would later revisit using 3D modeling to create detail sprite for KOF’s XII and XIII.

Chrono Trigger preview showing many differences with the final version. It was published in the September 16, 1994 issue of The Super Famicom –the game hit the shelves on March 11, 1995.

From hit TV shows to blockbuster movies, libraries often find themselves at the centre of the action. Whether our favourite characters are quietly pursuing the answer to their problems through literature, or causing absolute mayhem between the bookshelves, they’ve served as a base for many a story. To help you get your head around some of modern media’s most famous libraries, Neville Johnson has dissected five of our favourites by studying their on-screen appearances. 

Behind the scenes of Kill Bill ! 

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