Showing posts with label Artwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artwork. Show all posts
ZX Art C64 - A tribute to the ZX Spectrum on the C64
When Andy Green contacts us it's usually about his ZX Spectrum art work that he has done for the latest homebrew game, or much older ZX Spectrum titles that needed a damn good touch up. But not this time! As earlier today he contacted us, to let us know Hokuto Force had released in tribute to the ZX Spectrum, ZX Art on the C64. Yes indeed many of the greatest works of art on the on the ZX Art website, have been converted over to the C64 by Hokuto Force, with an inclusive kick ass soundtrack.
WE ARE DEMO C64 - One of the finest C64 scene demo's and it's available now!
Last night I was watching the latest Amiga intro's from creators around the world being shown at the Revision 2016 demo party. This is a place that features lots of competitions, events, music acts, seminar's and much more that makes it the place to be to see some of the most jaw dropping creations, such as this one from Fairlight, Noice and Offence. The name of this brilliant piece of work, is none other than ' WE ARE DEMO ' for the C64. A double disk of cool effects, smooth scrolling, brilliant artwork and one of the best C64 soundtracks I've heard for many years!
Scene Demo Demography - Amiga demo scene release ready for PC usage!
I never thought I'd see the day that 'The Company.PL' would start releasing famous Amiga demo scene releases through their packed up exe packages for the PC. But this week they did just that with the jaw dropping 'Batman Group Demography' from the early 90's to the year 2014. For those of you who don't know who these scene demo artists are, 'Batman Group' is better known for their "Batman Vuelve" demo (Amiga) and the instant-classic CPC demo "Batman Forever". But not content with just that, The Company.PL have packed together EVERY Batman Group Amiga release and also other demo scene groups such as 'Appendix' Demography and 'The Black Lotus' Demography.
ReSeT 20 DemoParty Winning Entries? [UPDATE]
Bubbles of the mind
Just last month the Amstrad Push'n'Pop demo party of ReSeT #20 was set to astound retro gamers with talented sceners showing off their artwork and music in the city of Countances, located in north west France. A success since 2000, the event is open to all retro gamers no matter their level and interest, with the latest demos released on Atari ST, Atari XL, C64 and ZX Spectrum. But what really stands out are the winning entries in the competition ranging from combined demo's to graphics and music which will be voted for and the winning entries announced very soon [See Update]. So without further ado, here are our personal graphical choices!
More incredible Dizzy artwork from PIT
Who doesn't love that lovable little egg of Dizzy? He's always on a fantastic adventure solving many puzzles while trying to avoid having his egg cracked by the evil Wizard Zaks. So it comes as no surprise to us that there are many fans out there who like to imagine him on another quest, but rather through a game is done with artwork. And when it comes to artwork our favourite artist just has to be Pit, who we've featured before has once again pushed his skills to the limit and done more highly detailed cartoon like drawings, that earns it's place on our site.
Amazing Dizzy artwork from Pit!
I'm am probably one of the biggest fans of the 1980's character 'Dizzy' by The Oliver Twins. I have countless collectables ranging from posters to tapes and even the latest Dizzy badges. I even run a Facebook group called Dizzy RetroGaming that has many members from around the world who also love that little white egg. So I was amazed today when Adam Markey of YolkFolk posted in our Dizzy community of some beautiful artwork by Pit, a very talented artist who I would class as the best for creating Dizzy images.
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