Super mario 64 japanese box art update#

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Super mario 64 japanese box art update#

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Last time we observed SNES brawler Final Fight 3 as it engaged in a fierce duel between East and West. Welcome back to Box Art Brawl, our poll series to find out which of two or more regional retro box art variants is the most pleasing to our modern sensibilities.