The vision of GAME ART BEYOND by BLiSS
How would classic C64 game title pics look like in NUFLI? Being a purely software-based evolution of C64 graphic abilities, the C64 could have done this in 1982 already...
Game Art Beyond consists of two kinds of converted pics:
Pixel Art: Original 80s pixel art, manually pixelled over 30 years ago in actual 320x200 for superior systems like Amiga. While retouching the pics to adjust them to the C64 colors and NUFLI restrictions, maximum effort was spent to preserve what the original artist had envisioned.
Painted Art: In contrast, painted art stands for scanned cover artwork, originally hand-painted for the game's box. These truecolor images were brought over to the C64 palette, much lower resolution and NUFLI limitations. In the process, maximum effort was spent to give them the appearance of having been designed for the C64.
The evolution of SID composing allows us to accompany every game's title pic with a classic remix of its theme.
Pixels beyond original Art: ThunderBlade
Audio beyond original Art: c0zmo |
