 Does anyone remember the classic cartoon, Felix the Cat? Well that is easy, because most people know of him from the 1959 to 61 cartoon, or the other show, The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat. As most of you know, there was an NES game of the same name, published and developed by Hudson Soft in 1992 in North America and 1993, but not many know of a 2012 bootleg for the Sega Mega Drive. Little is know who made it or published it, but it's known for its graphic game over screen. It shows Felix ripping off his face showing a skull and sticking his tongue out. He also has one eye xed out and one still normal. With a puddle of blood near his feet with the text that reads, in Russian, the game is over. It's from artist Chris Ballerite but no info about him has been found. The drawing in question is known as, Felix the Cat in Mask. But why would they pick a morbid photo like this?