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Old School Box Art Shows How Mobile Games May Have Looked In The '80s
Dorkly designed these stylized mock-covers for popular mobile games to show how they might have looked had they come out in a more “radical”, pre-digital age.
View the article here for awesome depictions of how Flappy Bird, Candy Crush, 2048, or Temple Run would look if they came out for Amiga or Atari.
For more awesome vintage versions of modern day video games, check out what GTA V would have looked like on the Commodore 64, or have a look at these retro-themed coffee cups.
[Source: Dorkly]
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