Dragon Ball Z: Bulma seeks love (1995)

I figured since there are currently many DBZ games available for Nintendo consoles (Game Boy, Super Famicom and GameCube), then why not publish the only drawing I've made based on that popular animé.

And it's the only one you'll see here published in color!

N64: The next wave in videogames! (1996)

To celebrate the launch of the Nintendo 64 in 1996, I made this drawing featuring some characters created by Nintendo and Rare LTD.

Now, the characters in this drawing are suppose to be: Mario (wearing shades and GLOVES!?!), Yoshi (morphed as a surf board), Kirby (as a voley ball), B. Orchid (from Killer Instinct), Samus Aran (cookin' inside her suit), Diddy (bling-bling!) Kong, Link (based on the preliminary Adult-Link seen in the early demos for Zelda 64)... and last but not least, Fox Mc Cloud. Enjoy!

Street Fighter: Ryu (1997)

The Street Fighter II franchise was quite big in the early 90's. I probably played many incarnations of this game at the arcades. And it was definitely a factor for turning me into a videogamer.

Now, this drawing here is a tribute to the Street Fighter II saga in general. Despite the fact that this drawing is about Ryu, I really hold a place in my heart for every single character from that franchise. Especially for Chun-Li ;)

Dash Rendar vs Boba Fett (1997)

This drawing is based on a final level from Shadows of the Empire. As Dash Rendar (Han Solo-ish hero), you actually came face to face with the 2nd most dreaded bounty hunter in the galaxy: Boba Fett.

Why the 2nd most dreaded bounty hunter? 'cos the first is and will always be: Samus Aran! That's why!

Multi-player (1998)

Here we have the Nintendo posse playing a multiplayer game on the N64 [guess which game it is!].

The Nintendo 64 was one of the first "4 eye monsters" to offer great off-line multiplayer capabilities. Thus the N64 was well known for providing some serious elbow 2 elbow gaming.

Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness (1999)

Here we have a nifty drawing that depicts most of the main characters featured in the second edition of Castlevania 64, which becamed known officially as Legacy of Darkness.

Above and high in the sky, we see the orthodontia fugitive (a.k.a. Dracula). And near his castle, the main 4 heroes [Reinhardt (with Rose), Henry, Carrie and Cornell] are clustered together while they figh off a foe or two. Dramatic stuff.