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Where Are They Now? 90's Video Game Mascots

Grant Pardee, reporting for VICE, wonders where all the good mascots went to.

Video games are more popular than they've ever been, but somewhere along the way we lost something: mascots, to be specific. Once upon a time, every franchise worth its salt had an anthropomorphic rodent or high-jumping plumber on the box, a far cry from today's landscape of grim men with scars and swords and guns.

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PostedJanuary 29, 2015
AuthorJordan Mohler
TagsVideo games, mario, crash bandicoot, sonic the hedgehog, mega man

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