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Well, while I do kinda feel cartoon modern styles have gotten a bit samey, and such, (with a few exceptions) but yeah, it's a bit unfair to compare actual images with fake ones.


 
In fairness, saying Gravity Falls, and Gumball look the same is kinda ridiculous. Whoever made that, obviously never saw those shows.


 
And some '90s shows were guilty of emulating the same art style too. (Look at the Hanna Barbara cartoons, DiC cartoons, TMS ones, Disney ones, and such.)

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Only THQ '90s game I ever had was "The Great Waldo Search" for NES. It's actually surprisingly better then "Where's Waldo," seeing as Waldo actually looks like Waldo in it, (the graphics are much better) and there's more to do in it. (And that electric guitar & voice sampling on the title screen is kinda impressive for the NES.)
 
Still, it's a very short game, and not as fun to look at as an actual Waldo book.

"@northern haste":/images/2094784#comment_8336044
Well, while I do kinda feel cartoon modern styles have gotten a bit samey, and such, (with a few exceptions) but yeah, it's a bit unfair to compare actual images with fake ones.

In fairness, saying Gravity Falls, and Gumball look the same is kinda ridiculous. Whoever made that, obviously never saw those shows.

And some '90s shows were guilty of emulating the same art style too. (Look at the Hanna Barbara cartoons, DiC cartoons, TMS ones, Disney ones, and such.)

"@Red-Supernova":/images/2094784#comment_8336795
Only THQ '90s game I ever had was "The Great Waldo Search" for NES. It's actually surprisingly better then "Where's Waldo," seeing as Waldo actually looks like Waldo in it, and there's more to do in it. (And that electric guitar & voice sampling on the title screen is kinda impressive for the NES.)
Still, it's a very short game, and not as fun to look at as an actual Waldo book.

"@northern haste":/images/2094784#comment_8336044
Well, while I do kinda feel cartoon modern styles have gotten a bit samey, and such, (with a few exceptions) but yeah, it's a bit unfair to compare actual images with fake ones.

In fairness, saying Gravity Falls, and Gumball look the same is kinda ridiculous. Whoever made that, obviously never saw those shows.

And some '90s shows were guilty of emulating the same art style too. (Look at the Hanna Barbara cartoons, DiC cartoons, TMS ones, and such.)

"@Red-Supernova":/images/2094784#comment_8336795
Only THQ '90s game I ever had was "The Great Waldo Search" for NES. It's actually surprisingly better then "Where's Waldo," seeing as Waldo actually looks like Waldo in it, and there's more to do in it. (And that electric guitar & voice sampling on the title screen is kinda impressive for the NES.)
Still, it's a very short game, and not as fun to look at as an actual Waldo book.

"@northern haste":/images/2094784#comment_8336044
Well, while I do kinda feel cartoon modern styles have gotten a bit samey, and such, (with a few exceptions) but yeah, it's a bit unfair to compare actual images with fake ones.

In fairness, saying Gravity Falls, and Gumball look the same is kinda ridiculous. Whoever made that, obviously never saw those shows.

"@Red-Supernova":/images/2094784#comment_8336795
Only THQ '90s game I ever had was "The Great Waldo Search" for NES. It's actually surprisingly better then "Where's Waldo," seeing as Waldo actually looks like Waldo in it, and there's more to do in it. (And that electric guitar & voice sampling on the title screen is kinda impressive for the NES.)
Still, it's a very short game, and not as fun to look at as an actual Waldo book.

"@northern haste":/images/2094784#comment_8336044
Well, while I do kinda feel cartoon modern styles have gotten a bit samey, and such, (with a few exceptions) but yeah, it's a bit unfair to compare actual images with fake ones.

In fairness, saying Gravity Falls, and Gumball look the same is kinda ridiculous.

"@Red-Supernova":/images/2094784#comment_8336795
Only THQ '90s game I ever had was "The Great Waldo Search" for NES. It's actually surprisingly better then "Where's Waldo," seeing as Waldo actually looks like Waldo in it, and there's more to do in it. (And that electric guitar & voice sampling on the title screen is kinda impressive for the NES.)
Still, it's a very short game, and not as fun to look at as an actual Waldo book.