Alex Kidd Is All Alone In Melbourne…


Marco Boncordo, from Melbourne, used to work in the city eight years ago. Back then, on Orr Street, there was an incredible piece of grafitti art featuring all of SEGA’s popular mascots. Now, as Alex Kidd is all alone on a bleached white wall, almost as if everyone else from his time has left him, moving on to bigger and better things, as he remains, frozen in time, on a wall in Carlton. Sob.

What would it take to bring him back? Even just as small HD update of the classic Master System games? Is that too much to ask for this fading legend?

Thanks for sending it in Marco!


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