The box cover art for European releases was much more abstract:
Dune: The Battle for Arrakis Sega Mega Drive port cartridge case cover art by by Westwood Studios (1994):
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Dune II was ported to the Megadrive? Wow. That didn't have a mouse or did it?
Naw. But I played that game on Megadrive half of my childhood and still find it more comfortable than PC Dune II’s mouse controls (without any modern mods/engines).