Mini Mario & Friends amiibo Challenge - Nintendo Wii U Collecting
11Okay this one is a bit different. I have spent the last week designing a custom game cover for the game Mini Mario & Friends amiibo Challenge. This game was only available through the Nintendo eShop and is not even accessible to download anymore. You could find physical codes in some stores which had a scratch-off section for you to download the game for free.
So why make artwork for this game? Well if you followed a few of my last videos you will see that I covered the two PAL games which released without physical copies of the disc, but instead with download codes for the games only. Upon learning that the NTSC Mini Mario & Friends amiibo Challenge did in fact release with a physical code sheet, I was on the hunt for one for my personal collection.
I had already planned on creating artwork to slide into a case for my standalone code so it could display with the rest of the collection. I was fortunate enough to find full pads of the unused codes, which sparked the idea to not only share the artwork with others, but to package up some of the codes and to sell them alongside the artwork inside of a case.
Please note, these codes expired in 2016 and the game was only accessible through the Nintendo eShop. So these are for DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY!
I will include the PDF file on my Google Drive and also link it to my website (once I get the DNS sorted out again). The full artwork has an extra 3mm bleed around all sides so you can cut it down to size easier.
PDF:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sebG2Qi3jG5X3jJJ0mfq6p7AcigJWEJB/view?usp=share_link
PNG:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IXMbAsO1gN5EDBl61kLRxdzB0jk4phvw/view?usp=share_link
PNG Front Image:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bKyex-Ew8YIui7a8bzJphVMFpnw59TOp/view?usp=share_link
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