Aside from the whole dead partner thing, it’s giving strong /sick captain on the SS Anne/ vibes
Posts by Split Pixel
Trouble Shooter // Battle Mania, 1991
[Vic Tokai // Genesis // Mega Drive]
#pixelart #shmups #backgrounds
SkyBlazer for the Super Nintendo. I reviewed this one back in the day for a high school zine.
The PR agency would send over ROM chips you had to carefully place on a circuit board to play the game. Which was always slightly terrifying…
#Nintendo #SuperNintendo #RetroGaming ☀️🌴
Even after all these years and all these technical and graphical advancements I still think this game looks and feels better that all the MGS games that came after it.
the night market is lit up with bright string lights that run between buildings. people chat while waiting in line for various local businesses with steam rising from their food // The King of Fighters '99 for Neo Geo AES, photography on CRT TV
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That feeling of stepping into the opening stage and seeing this background is truly something else.
Pulseman, 1994
[GameFreak // Sega]
#pixelart #cityscape
15x20ish screen rooms old game colorful dungeon of tile squares, lots of greens and blues and orange areas, parts resemble a big face or boat or dragon but it's mostly mazes, zig zags and floating platforming. at the top left is a little above ground area showing castle in background and family house down the road a bit from the dungeon ground entrance.
something to think about:
Legacy Of The Wizard NES map
Ninja Five-O (2003, Game Boy Advance)
the Baraduke flyer art is so damn good
Moody school day blues
Ka-krakkk! (Was that a good lightning sound?)
Valis: The Fantasm Soldier, 1991
[Riot (division of Telenet) for Sega Genesis/Mega Drive]
#pixelart #school #lightning
green haired girl sitting at the front desk of an inn. on the desk is a set of keys, a quill and a guest book
dungeon kid / famicom
pixel, 1990
While we’re at it let’s make the cars smaller too
Started playing Pokémon Fire Red again and I gotta say: kinda prefer the graphics from the gameboy Gen 1 & 2 games still after all these years.
Some good colors happening here
a young Kishimoto seen in a Japanese magazine dressed for street brawling
a group shot of the Double Dragon team (Kishimoto is in the center)
a signed magazine with a photo of Kishimoto wearing sunglasses
Kishimoto being interviewed on YouTube in more recent years.
Yoshihisa Kishimoto, creator of the legendary Kunio-kun and Double Dragon series, passed away on April 2. Initially reported on Twitter, the news has since been confirmed by Famitsu magazine. He was 64. www.famitsu.com/article/2026...