By Aiden Chen |
Ever wondered what Mario [[link]] would have looked like had Nintendo stuck to [[link]] their background in making games out of paper and cardboard instead of going all electronic? Wonder. No. More.
This is “Mushroom Kingdom”, by Ashley Buerkett. And no, it’s not really a game. It’s just an incredibly delicate, wonderful piece [[link]] of papercraft. So you can’t play it. But you can look at it. So let’s!
Mario World Board Game [Behance, via Wonderland]
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