Pelea de arte de caja: Duelo – Divisores de tiempo 2
Hola amigos, y bienvenidos a otra edición de Pelea de arte de caja!
Ultima vez, we took a look at the fourth entry in Capcom’s Mega Man franchise: Mega Man 4 for the NES. It wasn’t a close one, o; lejos de ahi! Un enorme 79% of you preferred the Japanese variant, with the EU version bringing in 15% del voto, and the North American version trailing significantly at 7%.
Esta semana, we’re going to be looking at a classic FPS for the GameCube: Divisores de tiempo 2. It’s hard to believe that this game is now 20 years old, because in many ways, it still feels as fresh as it did back in 2002. Featuring a story mode and the classic arcade mode, it gained legions of fans and remains one of the most fun experiences you can have with an FPS title to this very day.
Obviamente, this brawl will be a duel between North America and Europe, since Timesplitters 2 was never released in Japan. Enough talking though, let’s get cracking!
Asegúrese de emitir sus votos en la siguiente encuesta; pero primero, echemos un vistazo a los propios diseños de box art.
América del norte
North America’s box art for Timesplitters 2 features a single character front and centre, pointing a pretty huge gun towards the viewer. There’s a whole bunch of strobe effects coming from the centre and moving outwards, pero por lo demás, there’s not a whole lot of colour going on here. The logo itself is nice and bold in the centre of the image.
Europa
Europe’s variant is quite different, featuring three separate characters in a composition that resembles comic book art, with panels separating each of the characters. Not only that, but the artwork itself is more stylised; it’s busier and there’s more going on, but it makes for a pleasing image overall. The logo is a bit smaller here and sits lower than the NA variant, but we wouldn’t want it to cover that stunning artwork.
Gracias por votar! Nos vemos la próxima vez para otra ronda de Box Art Brawl.