So, how exactly did the art style for one of Yoshi’s earliest ... Having been an artist on the original Yoshi’s Island team back in the day and more recently the producer of Splatoon 2 on ...

In 1995, Yoshi's Island's crayon-box art style was a glorious middle finger to the slavish mindset that games had to dabble in the third dimension in order to be relevant. Yoshi's New Island ...

Yoshi’s New Island is propped up by the classic platforming ... is inconsistency in the art style. At times the storybook effect looks good and conveys the idea of walking through a child ...

Yoshi’s Island quickly became one of the most beloved titles on the Super Nintendo. The game was vastly different from the original Super Mario World, but its gorgeous art style made it one of ...

Not many people expected the sequel to Super Mario World to look anything like Yoshi's Island. The art style was frowned upon for looking too childish, but those who did play it knew that it was ...

Yoshi’s New Island, the sequel to Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island, will launch on the Nintendo 3DS in North America on March 14, Nintendo announced today. The game will be available at ...

The opening cinematic of Yoshi’s Island shows Baby Mario and ... enjoy playing” was a major focus of Yoshi’s Island. The game's signature style helped it stand out amidst the trends of ...

Video games have come a long way since their inception, to the point where they can sport some truly breathtaking art styles ... Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island 16-bit pixel graphics are ...

Don’t let the cute art style fool you; Yoshi’s Island is a challenging 2-D platformer. Players must make their way through each course, defeating enemies and keeping baby Mario safe.

The game featured a shaky line style, both in keeping with the playful infant motif and to further highlight that the title wasn’t just another Mario game. Yoshi’s Island has received a number ...

That's not to say that the overall art style isn't a bit sterile when compared to the stunning hand-drawn look of previous Yoshi's Island titles, because it is. Levels blur from one to the next ...

The SNES game had an art style that felt unique at the time, a delightful hand-drawn aesthetic with character and charm to spare. Yoshi's New Island opts for a similarly homespun look, using ...