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Tokyo Game Life

@TokyoGameLife

Akira Toriyama illustrated many game box arts, but they were often completely discarded or replaced with 3D models in the west. It took quite a while before Toriyama’s art became a selling point overseas.

3:30 GMT-6 · March 26, 2024

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Original link: https://twitter.com/TokyoGameLife/status/1772556821099610208

Nob Ogasawara㊙️

@DougDinsdale

In the late 90s I asked an Enix USA VIP why and they replied, "We don't like the cartoony art style. It's too kiddy and not the image we want to convey."
I spluttered, "Dragon Ball is HUGE on TV now, you've gotta push Toriyama art HARD right now."
Then, the merger happened.

20:06 GMT-6 · March 26, 2024

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Original link: https://twitter.com/DougDinsdale/status/1772807367173755079

Nob Ogasawara㊙️

@DougDinsdale

I didn't work on that one, and it was released by Eidos.
Out of the Enix USA DW/DQ titles I'd worked on, DW3 and DWM2 got Toriyama art.
DW 1+2 and Torneko did not.

21:16 GMT-6 · Mar 26, 2024

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Original link: https://twitter.com/DougDinsdale/status/1772825019648795091

• Replying to a deleted tweet.

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