NES-style box art featuring Deadpool. Available as a wallpaper at the link.
UPDATE: But see the comment.
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
If Deadpool had starred in an 8-Bit game
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Wow. This would have been a lot cooler if it wasn't a ripoff of another design. Google "Super Fettio Bros" and you'll see the original. This person just slapped an 8-bit Deadpool on top. You can actually see part of Boba Fett's arm peeking out underneath if you look closely.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a cool game, except for the part where you have to wait an hour for your body to heal after you die.
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