NES 1985 Black-Box Launch-Title Grid Frame

Re-render this image as a 1985 Nintendo Entertainment System launch-title black-box video game package, the original 30-title American launch register designed before marketing departments learned to over-promise. Box format: vertical rectangular package, slightly taller than wide, matte black background covering the full surface. Upper third of the package: simple pictogram-style icon inside a thin white-bordered square (the genre-tile, hand-drawn glyph indicating the subject in the most reductive possible terms, single color line). Middle of the package: a single rectangular illustration window with a thin white border, illustration inside rendered as a small flat-color painting, limited palette (four to six colors max), no airbrush gradients, no photo-realism, the illustration treated as a postage stamp of the subject rather than a hero shot. Lower portion: thin horizontal white line dividing illustration from a clean strip below where the title would sit (suggest as a darker rectangle, no legible lettering). Overall composition: extreme austerity, generous black negative space, grid-based layout, every element aligned to invisible rules, the package treating the buyer as an adult who can read a pictogram and decide. No on-canvas text, no logos, no legible brand marks anywhere. Print quality: 1985 offset litho on coated boxboard, slight halftone dot pattern visible on close inspection, ink lightly raised, registration tight but not perfect. Mood: the package as restraint, the package as promise-of-substance rather than spectacle, the launch-title register before the medium learned to lie about itself. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio is standard NES box vertical portrait (roughly 5:7).