I love the way those boxes almost always had a slightly off‑color background that’s become iconic. The typography was usually too bold for the frame, and the tiny sticker corners were often missing a bit of adhesive—so many tiny quirks to notice. If you want to appreciate the evolution, start by looking at the layout: early ‘80s were all about dramatic splash art, then the mid‑decade shifted to more realistic poses and cleaner logos. The differences in paper stock give a subtle texture you can’t miss if you pause long enough. It’s the small imperfections that really make each package feel unique.