Did the designers at Grasshopper use the time between releases to improve upon the game's box art? Decide for yourself:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEia2KO7XeVzhnbOBOdru4PezTLztxmBiRELf8wnsbD8VJs5Tj0SAl25Ojrw2_5C357ILtcw891T9d84VDmO9zpJhEc6Mwzc5qtkkG6ngwVf_wKdVS4P8Ny5DRKoj8URhMKCKw7P/s400/nmh2covers.png)
The North American box art is on the left, by the way, and the Japanese art is on the right.
As for my two cents: I like both covers, but I think I like the North American one just a bit more--mainly because it seems to convey the game's "rated M for mature" content better than the Japanese art.
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2 comments:
I really like the COLOR of the Japanese box art. And it gives a little more insight into how the game works, but only if you actually know or have played it.
Yeah, I like the yellow, too -- it reminds me of 'Kill Bill,' which seems appropriate given what I've heard about the game.
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