/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.5393958]

What does /vr/ think of retro era pixel art?

[Anonymous No.5393992]

It's kind of neat/rare to see pixel "art" implored from that era without it actually being produced for something used in a game.
So... I like it I guess?

[Anonymous No.5394098]

>>5393958
I love it, but it’s rare to see good pixelart nowadays most of the time it’s shit tier indie trash stylized for atari sprites bu with completly random color palette.

[Anonymous No.5394124]

>>5393958
The only pixel art that has any value is the "retro era" kind which it's not a self-imposed affectation

[Anonymous No.5394126]

>>5393958
Its good? What is the origin of this calendar? This looks neat

[Anonymous No.5395543]

is it possible to keep using the same calendar over and over? I would get this

[Anonymous No.5397270]

>>5395543
days of the week shift every year so no lmao how do you not know this?

[Anonymous No.5397280]

>>5394126
It's a Nintendo power calendar, they did a few of them back then.

>>5395543
>>5397270
They do shift but there's also a cycle to it. I've found calendars from years past where the days are in the right spot.

[Anonymous No.5397287]

>>5397280
>They do shift but there's also a cycle to it. I've found calendars from years past where the days are in the right spot.
yeah but it takes 5-6 years

[Anonymous No.5397306]

>>5397287
Yeah it does. But worth it not to throw out if It's a super cool calendar.

Some of these were great and some were real goofy. It's interesting to see how they thought of pixel art though. There's even a few bits where you can see cartoony crt-looking stuff. I'll see if I can find one.

[Anonymous No.5397321]

>>5397306
Check out the pixels on the fireballs here.

[Anonymous No.5397324]

>>5397321

[Anonymous No.5397404]

>>5397321
very 3d

[Anonymous No.5397407]

Its incredibly tryhard.