The official website lists the game as F.E.A.R. I like the promo image of the Rabbid eating a Kinect so much better… But wait, look at the two holes in the floor-they exist on the same plane! A giant, person-sized Rabbid just popped out of the floor! Lucky for the humans then that they have a giant of their own living with them. It’s not perfect, but doesn’t that look a lot better?Īt first, the Rabbid in the forground with the foot appears to be a close-up of the Rabbid and kid at the bottom right. What would happen if we tried using that logo instead…? What makes this particularly strange is that MotoGP has a previous logo that’s actually pretty good, which even appears on this cover shrunk down to the size of a postage stamp, right under the “M” of the main logo. The problem is the amateurish logo they’ve slapped on it, which manages to cheapen the look of the entire cover. The main cover image of Capcom’s MotoGP 10/11 is really good, actually-stylish, even. Which I hope will be equally entertaining.īut if it really was the doubleyew-tee-eff covers that you came here hoping to see, fear not! I have included a set of those as well, following the main entries. Instead, I want to focus on ten covers that are especially inept from a purely design standpoint. They’ve even included a poodle and a chihuahua, so you know they aren’t being serious.
Bad? I can’t help but consider the cover brilliant, in how perfectly conveys the absurdity of the game’s concept. Like Jerry Rice & Nitus’ Dog Football (click to enlarge). But often times the box art featured actually bad designs, so much as ridiculous concepts paired with bland designs. It's about dogs that play football.Every year, several sites feature their own article about the worst videogame box art of the year.
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