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User Comment Submitted by Shine on 9 October 2013
WOW!!! How nice is that?!! ;) I like every detail of this almost perfect picture! :) | User Comment Submitted by Jak T Rip on 17 December 2011
Love it! a little like the 80's style advert gfx.. | User Comment Submitted by enthusi on 28 November 2011
Nice - and even spelled correctly :) | User Comment Submitted by Mantiz on 27 November 2011
Brilliant. I like it very much this way, with clear sharp lines and as little antialiasing as possible. (would probably be a bit difficult to antialias many areas fully in this picture if keeping to multicolor because of many 8x8 areas use all colors already). Great work, keep it up! :) | User Comment Submitted by Skoe on 27 November 2011
Great, I'll tell n2c about it ;) | User Comment Submitted by Moloch on 27 November 2011 User Comment Submitted by Yogibear on 27 November 2011 User Comment Submitted by Joe on 27 November 2011
Nice! Although the lines could have been smoother in the isometric view, I like it a lot! | User Comment Submitted by aNdy on 26 November 2011 User Comment Submitted by Rough on 26 November 2011
This looks good. "Draws" back time.
Quote:Not a fan of tape based software
Now that was another stupid comment, Moloch. +1 | User Comment Submitted by Wile Coyote on 26 November 2011
Upper and Lower border would work wonders. | User Comment Submitted by Hoild on 26 November 2011
Nice! And I agree that the chunky pixel style fits the subject, so no AA is needed. | User Comment Submitted by Deev on 26 November 2011
I hate C64 tape decks, but I quite like this! I've been messing around with isometric graphics a lot lately, so I approve :) | User Comment Submitted by Rob on 26 November 2011
phew...
cable and edges will be released in a separated picture!1
;) | User Comment Submitted by AüMTRöN on 26 November 2011
Knew this was gonna be inspired by b-side before looking ;) Nice pic indeed. Bordersprite: yes! Also, where is the cable? :D | User Comment Submitted by Rob on 26 November 2011
Open borders, definitely a wise advice. I must admit I didn't take it into consideration - moreover I don't have the technical knowledge to do it, so I would had rather make the pic smaller to fit the 160x200 area...
Anti-aliasing is missing because I wanted to have it in the mood of b-side - http://csdb.dk/release/?id=91617. And also because I'm laaaazy.
| User Comment Submitted by Digger on 26 November 2011
Nice, the author could benefit by using some antialiasing techniques though ;-) | User Comment Submitted by chatGPZ on 26 November 2011
+1 for open borders. looks great! | User Comment Submitted by Moloch on 26 November 2011
Not a fan of tape based software, but this is certainly an awesome rendition of the datassette!
I agree about the top/bottom border, open it up and complete the image. | User Comment Submitted by Skate on 26 November 2011
looks so cute. :) it is very suitable to open top/bottom borders and complete the cropped parts. i think you should release a version like that. |
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