Super Nintendo box for "SmartBall" by Sony Imagesoft. The SNES box features the game's protagonist. A large, cheerful blue blob character with big expressive eyes. Alongside a white bird companion, set against a colorful city skyline with pink and purple tones. "SMART BALL" in playful yellow and blue text at the top. Sony Imagesoft publisher logo at the bottom. A yellow "$14.95" sale price sticker is on the front.SmartBall (1991) was one of the early SNES titles published by Sony Imagesoft. Sony's American game publishing arm that existed before PlayStation was even a concept. The game was a platformer starring Jerry, a prince who'd been transformed into a blue blob by an evil wizard. Players could stretch, bounce, and stick to surfaces using the blob's unique physics. Developed by Game Freak in Japan (yes, the same Game Freak that would later create Pokémon), the original Japanese version "Jerry Boy" had a very different, more anime-styled presentation. SmartBall is a genuine deep cut. A Game Freak platformer on SNES that most people have never heard of. Pre-Pokémon Game Freak at its most creative.Super Nintendo game in original box with price sticker. Pre-owned. See photos for condition.
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