I love the picture also, but for a different reason. I spent some time writing games for the NES in 6502 assembly, and even with modern tools I couldn't fathom programming something as sophisticated as SMB3 for that platform. Many times I have ruminated on, and been inspired by, the very existence of these people and their remarkable accomplishments. To see a photo of the SMB3 programming team in their office _while they were writing the game_ gives me a thrill I can't really describe.

Amazing.