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The classic block game comes in a shot glass.

The YF-19 and YF-21 reach for the sky as the main characters Guld, Isamu, and Myung are represented in an 80s-style design.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical character selection screen might look like. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set. (NOTE that due to the intentional pixelated nature of this image, it is only being offered on dark clothing)

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical character selection screen might look like.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's a hypothetical scene from that game. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's a hypothetical scene from that game.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical ending to that game might look like. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical ending to that game might look like.

The world's most famous video game code, now available in Morse code and presented in a stylish design.

In true 16-bit Street Fighter II fashion, we see the Horseclaw, from Hayao Miyazaki's masterpiece Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, about to take on the Chocobo from the Final Fantasy series. As true fans know, the chocobos are inspired by the horseclaws, but are more popular. Which will win?

"The only winning move is not to play."

Literally the *best* NES game ever!