This is my depository for art from the Super Mario games and related series. Most of it is official stuff from Nintendo but don't be surprised to see a few particularly good fan-made works. I mostly enjoy the art of Nintendo's eight- and sixteen-bit eras. Got something that you think belongs here? Send it my way. The more obscure, the better.
Mario vs. Big Bertha, from Nintendo Power’s Super Mario Bros. 3 strategy guide

Mario vs. Big Bertha, from Nintendo Power’s Super Mario Bros. 3 strategy guide

Mean Queen Bean. (Via here.)

Mean Queen Bean. (Via here.)

Donkey Kong Country on the cover of Nintendo Power

Donkey Kong Country on the cover of Nintendo Power

Box art for the 1991 re-release of the Game & Watch title Mario the Juggler. (Via.)

Box art for the 1991 re-release of the Game & Watch title Mario the Juggler. (Via.)

Peach and the Shadow Queen, via a Mario manga

Peach and the Shadow Queen, via a Mario manga

The entire cast of Mario Party 8. Nice art, really, just for an inferior game.

The entire cast of Mario Party 8. Nice art, really, just for an inferior game.

gameandgraphics: Flyer/box art for Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally As you can see in the small logo at the bottom this game was one of the few titles with Famicom 3D System support.

gameandgraphics:

Flyer/box art for Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally

As you can see in the small logo at the bottom this game was one of the few titles with Famicom 3D System support.

Hot Foot gives Mario a hot butt.

Hot Foot gives Mario a hot butt.

Waluigi and Tamagotchi, together at last!

Waluigi and Tamagotchi, together at last!

elcomfortador: If you’ve ever felt nostalgic for the age of LCD-screen video gaming, what with all the clicks and harsh beeps, then you should take a look at Pica-Pic, an awesome collection of old titles that are playable in your browser. They have Game & Watch classics — Donkey Kong, Octopus, even Zelda — but also rarer, non-Nintendo titles, such as this Bartman game.

elcomfortador:

If you’ve ever felt nostalgic for the age of LCD-screen video gaming, what with all the clicks and harsh beeps, then you should take a look at Pica-Pic, an awesome collection of old titles that are playable in your browser. They have Game & Watch classics — Donkey Kong, Octopus, even Zelda — but also rarer, non-Nintendo titles, such as this Bartman game.