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So lifelike and yet dreamy imaginative! And as always colors are so complex.

I'm loving this so much.

It's got a real Capcom feel, I think? It really feels like it's art from one of those amazing, in-between, consoles like Neo-Geo or Jaguar?

I think this is you creating a new genre, like Vaporwave - it's something that feels super nostalgic, but didn't really exist in its own era. It's improving on nostalgia. I hope your muse inspires you to do more as real box art. Maybe invent your own fake console for them - and it has to have a weird hook. Like PS3's cell computing, or the original Genesis's insane audio processing capabilities...

The Yuni-Vision was the successor to the original, fairly obscure, Jahi Calumniator Computing System (CCS). It was a 24bit system that had motion controllers and a version of the Kinect, but way back in the '90s. It even had early cell computing capabilities that let you "daisy chain" them by plugging a big, thick, cable into the rear. It came bundled a game that mostly involved having to twist your body to make it through tubes and forming your body into shapes that appeared on the screen at the right time as a combat mechanic, kind of like a DDR and Arkham Asylum mashup.

Since then, the fan community has kept it alive with new games and the proliferation of 3D printing has brought all kinds of peripherals that would have never been allowed on the shelves of a K-B Toys. For some reason the rights are held by Tenga, who has no plans to produce an homage system like the mini systems.