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    Revised Okami Box Art: Suitable for Framing

    By Joe Fourhman | April 24, 2008

    okami art offer In a strange example of “I can’t believe their graphic designers did this,” Okami for Wii shipped with an IGN watermark on the cover! If you squint, you can even see it on our post announcing the game’s imminent release. The IGN circle-dpad-planet logo is right by Ammy’s mouth. Whoever composited the cover art must have Googled “Okami artwork” and grabbed one of IGN’s art files. Rather than, you know, walking down the hall and asking Capcom’s artists for the original files. Weird.

    But Capcom is not ignoring this teeny little embarrassment; they’re giving away free stuff!

    Visit their Cover Artwork Redemption page and you can request a new printing of the box art. Capcom doesn’t say why they redesigned the cover, just that they did and would like to send it to you. Ahem.

    And it gets better… you can alternately choose from two other pieces of art, both sized to fit a DVD case.

    Note that Capcom does not seem to require any kind of proof that you purchased Okami for Wii and are ticked off about the IGN fiasco. All they ask for is your name, email and address. So use your best judgment. Don’t forget, your workplace has an address too, wink wink. We won’t tell anyone.

    I’m totally getting mine framed.

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    9 Responses to “Revised Okami Box Art: Suitable for Framing”

    1. paintball745
      paintball745 on April 24th, 2008 at 1:42 am Says:

    2. awsome some how i just cant bring myself to grab myself a copy of this though.

  • Levi Thornton
    Levi Thornton on April 24th, 2008 at 2:23 am Says:

  • Capcom is pretty good about this stuff, when they make a mistake they usually fix it. I seem to recall many stories where they send free stuff to people who had a bad experience with their products. In this case they make it easy for their customers. Good on them.

  • Stephen Munn
    Stephen Munn on April 24th, 2008 at 6:56 am Says:

  • I ordered the first one, which has the beautiful pic with the cherry blossoms. Very nice.

    Maybe this one will have the 1up logo.

  • Stephen Munn
    Stephen Munn on April 24th, 2008 at 7:12 am Says:

  • It just occurred to me they could have offered a Wii version of the original PS2 artwork, which was really nice.

  • Joe Fourhman
    Joe Fourhman on April 24th, 2008 at 10:51 am Says:

  • Yeah, I went for the first one. If you something framable, it would be weird to go for the one with two Amaterasus or the actual game art version.

  • Shane
    Shane on April 24th, 2008 at 7:20 pm Says:

  • I often have to grab client’s work by doing a google image search when they can’t give me assets. :-(

  • Stephen Munn
    Stephen Munn on April 24th, 2008 at 7:43 pm Says:

  • It’s amusing that they didn’t catch the IGN watermark on the image though.

  • Matthew Kellar
    Matthew Kellar on April 24th, 2008 at 11:22 pm Says:

  • I ordered option #2, in case I ever pick up the game and want it to have multiple covers.

  • Bill Tangeman
    Bill Tangeman on April 24th, 2008 at 11:57 pm Says:

  • I had the exact same thought as you. Frame it! I wouldn’t get rid of my IGN logo mistake cover for a million spacebucks! I also ordered option #2.

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