‘Sidhe!’.
For veteran video game fans, perhaps nothing sparks the nostalgia quite like seeing the iconic sprites from your favourite childhood games. These are characters that, despite being constructed from a mere pocketful of pixels, became permanently embedded in our minds and memories – simplistic designs that immediately conjure up wonderful and indelible images of the halcyon days of home computing.
A delightful animation, crafted by artist Scott Bateman, spotlights some of the heroes and villains that populated the 8-bit era, specifically as they appeared on Sir Clive Sinclair’s rubber-keyed wonder: The ZX Spectrum. Created in Photoshop and Blender, “A Walk through the 8-Bit” features a parade of Spectrum superstars, gathered together to celebrate an era of monochrome majesty.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
‘Sidhe!’.
For veteran video game fans, perhaps nothing sparks the nostalgia quite like seeing the iconic sprites from your favourite childhood games. These are characters that, despite being constructed from a mere pocketful of pixels, became permanently embedded in our minds and memories – simplistic designs that immediately conjure up wonderful and indelible images of the halcyon days of home computing.
A delightful animation, crafted by artist Scott Bateman, spotlights some of the heroes and villains that populated the 8-bit era, specifically as they appeared on Sir Clive Sinclair’s rubber-keyed wonder: The ZX Spectrum. Created in Photoshop and Blender, “A Walk through the 8-Bit” features a parade of Spectrum superstars, gathered together to celebrate an era of monochrome majesty.
Read the full article on timeextension.com