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Taipei 101 References

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by DrJason, Sep 27, 2022.

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    While camping for spirit of rock (chair when?) I was taking a look at the map assets around Taipei 101 and thought I'd point out some cool references. Most of these are obvious and not that interesting, but I think most of us don't pay attention to things like this while playing.

    1) Original World map (also seen in the kerning subway entrance) very nostalgic seeing this
    [​IMG]

    2) Maple.com wasn't even a website associated with the game, yet advertised here
    [​IMG]

    3) Starbucks
    [​IMG]

    4) Puma (athletic clothing store)
    [​IMG]

    5) Lego store
    [​IMG]

    6) La Coste (clothing store with alligator logo)
    [​IMG]

    7) Levi's (denim clothing store)
    [​IMG]

    8) Toy store featuring Ludi assets
    [​IMG]

    9) Aquarium featuring aqua road assets
    [​IMG]

    10) Pet store featuring a lizard mob from ThaiMS
    [​IMG]

    11) Cat? store, featuring assets I have never seen elsewhere in MapleStory (anyone know where these are from? ignore my bunny)
    [​IMG]

    I am sure there are plenty more. Taipei 101 has underrated art design imo, creative re-use of other assets.
     
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