30 results for "PaRappa" between $5.00 and $50.00

"I was asked by the Japanese PSP team to redesign the original Japanese packaging to fit onto the new longer PSP case shape. The original was square so I had to add more information to the top and bottom. It was easy to extend the sky and move the logo up, but on the bottom I had to extend the floorboards and rest of PJ's DJ table. I also put half eaten box of donuts from the famous PHAT Donut store in the game, and a bunch of wires leading out of the DJ equipment. I think it came out better than...

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Basic T-Shirt. Design inspired by the original PlayStation game, PaRappa the Rapper. (Front: pixel-y Prince Fleaswallow hocking his wares, "In the rain or in the snow, got the got the funky flow." Back: "The skunk over here will bring you luck.")

This entirely unique and thoroughly entertaining game, co-developed in Japan and the U.S., features a hip-hop puppy animated in a whimsical, paper-thin style. PaRappa hopes to win the heart of Sunny, the object of his affection, by holding his own ..

Taking a cue from Samba, Parappa relinquishes his rap (if only for a moment) and grabs a pair of maracas. Clap your hands or yell "El gato es en la cocina!" at this cute one and he'll shake his maracas with the quickness. The instruments chime when shaken due to little bits inside the maracas. This playa measures 9 3/4" tall from tip to cap to soles of sneaks. Adorable, endearing and easily our favorite from today's crop of toys, Maracas Parappa goes up on the company mantle today.

Product Description In 1997, Parappa the Rapper released on the PlayStation® introducing the music genre to console gaming. The game was a living cartoon, where players would listen to catchy rap songs and attempt to “rap” by pressing buttons to the beat. Video gamers instantly fell in love with it’s innovative gameplay, quirky art style, and the adorable character himself. Parappa quickly became a video game icon and has been considered an unofficial mascot of PlayStation ever since. 10 Years later...

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In 1997, PaRappa the Rapper released on the original PlayStation introducing the music genre to console gaming for the first time. The game was a living cartoon, where players could follow PaRappa in his adventures to win the heart of his love, Sunny Funny. Players could listen to catchy rap songs performed by Rap Masters like Chop Chop Master Onion and Prince Fleaswallow and attempt to "rap" along with them by pressing buttons to the beat. Fans found the game both fun, challenging, and positive...

"I was asked to to design a full color poster that would have the game manual printed on the back. The poster would be folded up and put in the CD shape game packaging. OK, but my computer in 1995 was not really up to the task of making a high resolution 18 x 24 poster. I used Freehand and Painter software to build up the poster in layers and I managed to get it done. It was fun to try to imagine Parappa town from above and try to fit in all the locations that Parappa visits in the game. You can...

«©NCSX» The whole gang's here in this quaint set of pop-up toys where you whirl the wheel at the base and watch as (Top Row: UEE, PJ Berri, Pinto. Bottom Row: Sunny Funny, Parappa) pop up and down in bopping rhythm. Hooks at the end of each toy allow the set of 5 toys to connect together in a line so that they'll pop in unison.

"I was asked by Sony Creative Products to design a cover for Japan's popular lifestyle magazine POPEYE. The magazine is geared towards sophisticated urban people in there 20s and 30s. They wanted me to convey a "grown up" image for Parappa, which I thought was funny because mostly "grown ups" bought the game in its full childlike glory. Even so, it was Japan so I didn't ask any questions, and went ahead with an idea of Parappa in a dark disco bar. Everyone loved it. Parappa is SO COOL but he is drinking...

* In the intro to the game, PJ Berri, Katy Kat, Sunny Funny, and Parappa are enjoying a Jet Baby movie. After the film, the gang heads over to Chunky Burger where everyone orders a hearty meal except for Parappa who asks for "Water." In the first level, the gang are enjoying their meal (PJ Berri enjoys it so much that he has food blobs all over his face) when two thugs walk in and attempt to hit on Sunny Funny with bad rhymes. Joe Chin flies in like a superhero and stands up for Sunny Funny. Upon...

PARAPPA THE RAPPER is an interactive cartoon about a shy puppy named PaRappa, who has a crush on the beautiful Sunny. Armed with the motto I gotta believe! and impressive rapping skills, PaRappa sets out to get the girl in a world of animated characters a

This is a set of new ink jet print of special Parappa illustrations. Printed on high quality archival paper. Colors are bright and carefully checked. Hand signed by the artist in 2007. A special price for the full set of 5.