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Nintendo Life's Box Art Brawl returns with a fresh duel centred on Virtual Boy shooter Red Alarm. The feature examines alternate cover designs and invites readers to decide which best captures the game's striking, monochrome aesthetic — summed up in the simple line: "Took something perfect and painted it red."
The series' previous contest pitted two variants of Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island against one another, with the North American cover prevailing 59% to 41% over the Japanese artwork. That tight result set the scene for the latest matchup, where classic Virtual Boy imagery and regional presentation collide.
Full coverage and the active poll are hosted on Nintendo Life. Readers can view the competing covers and cast their votes on the original page: https://www.nintendolife.com/features/poll-box-art-brawl-duel-red-alarm-virtual-boy
Box Art Brawl continues to spotlight the small but passionate debates that surround retro packaging, demonstrating how much influence a single image can exert on fondness for a game.