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Nintendo Meets FarmVille

Mar 30, 2010 07:54 PM

You'd have to be both a FarmVille fanatic and a Nintendo nut to create some of these farms. It's a painstaking process, but is it worth the time? If you love both, yes!

But you don't have to be a huge fan of either to enjoy the work of FarmVille artists. Could you make a Mario farm, or a Zelda farm?

Farm layout with various structures and patterns in a game.

Pixel art recreation of a video game character using colorful blocks in a farm setting.

Pixel art representation of a character created using colored blocks on a green landscape.

A colorful, illustrated farm layout featuring crops, livestock, and various farming structures.

Pixel art featuring Mario and Yoshi in a colorful landscape.

Pixel art representation of farm scenes and retro gaming devices.

Pixel art depiction of a video game landscape with iconic characters and elements.

Pixel art landscape featuring colorful designs of characters and structures surrounded by trees and flowers.

Pixel art of a cartoon character in a snowy landscape.

Pixel art of a green dragon and a red character on a colorful background.

Pixel art of Mario and Bowser characters on a green background.

Colorful pixel-art landscape created with block-style shapes.

Aerial view of a colorful farm layout with fields, trees, and structures.

Pixel art farm layout with crops and structures.

Pixel art representation of a character made from colored blocks.

Pixel art representation of a green dinosaur near farm animals and crops.

A colorful farm scene with crops, animals, and a barn, featuring a pixel art arrangement spelling "TETRIS."

Sources: Geekologie, Fuuian.Review, Robot vs Badger, Aussie-Nintendo, a. viince, Sh00tToKill, funnyjunk, 100india, DesignOra, Farmville Art, reface.me, Babez.de

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