So, how exactly did the art style for one of Yoshi’s earliest outings come about? During an interview with Kotaku at this year’s E3, Hisashi Nogami was asked this exact question. Having been ...

The big blue monster, known as a Nep-Enut, really makes this cover pop, and Yoshi and Baby Mario image give an idea of the game's gorgeous art style. We feel it could have done a better job of ...

The Super Mario World files, for example, have introduced the world to an unused sprite sheet containing an elongated, raptor-like version of Yoshi. The graphics show this bizarro-version of Yoshi ...

Yoshi's Woolly World and Kirby and the Rainbow Curse are showing off how Nintendo's great art direction can get even better with a little texture. I've said before how important art design is to ...

Yoshi’s Island quickly became one of the most beloved titles on the Super Nintendo. The game was vastly different from the original Super Mario World, but its gorgeous art style made it one of ...