David Hellscythe

In this William Geise illustrated ad, the title "Computer Graphics" appears up top, being cast from a giant Apple II monitor on an iceburg; the casts are a gradiant from purple to orange to yellow to green to blue to purple again, hewing towards neon tones. From the tan Amdek monitor flies a red biplane, a parachuting penguin, and a leaping unicorn; dolphins jump from the ice into the monitor. Around the iceberg, a sea otter peeks up, a penguin tap-dances, and a whale tale lifts a unicorn on a floe. The monitor is sitting on a giant Apple II. Down below, breathless text describes three different programming packages: "For the artist: Special Effects by David Lubar and Mark Pelezarski. Paint on your computer in over 100 colors with 96 different brushes!" "For the designer: The Complete Graphics System II by Mark Pelezarski. Everythign needed for computer-aided design." "For the programmer: The Graphics Magician by Mark Pelezarski, David Lubar, and Chris Joehumson. Add fast, smooth animation and hundreds of pictures to your programs." In the bottom left, the penguin software logo appears next to ordering information, with a sunfish floating to its left; at the very bottom it says, "All Penguin applications products are now on unprotected disks for your convenience."

COMPUTER GRPAHICS

a terminal, showing the following text on screen: government node welcome to the net. we must remind you that, as a dutiful and obedient citizen, you must register your net persona at the government node immediately upon entering the net. if you do not do so, you may be charged with unauthorized access. this carries a severe penalty. your friendly government

virtual corporation, screenshot, pc (1996) www.mobygames.com/game/805/vir...

Nintendo: Hey, are you ready to shoot our new commercial?

Ad Guy: *snorts 8 lines of pure cocaine* ... I am now.

The front cover of the Super Famicom release of Prince of Persia with a fanciful JRPG-ey take on the classic Arabian Nights vibes of PoP

The cover for Axelay, one of my favourite Super Fami/Super Nintendo/SNES cover with a shmup fighter seen from the front dodging laser beams and missiles

Super Metroid's! Samus in action, blasting as she retreats from Ridley in a cavern

Super Aleste's cover with a cool desaturated colours vibe of a jungle creeper entwined shmup fihter above a jungle canopy with the pilot standing up in the cockpit, canopy raised.

Super Fami - Super covers! 💜

Nope
'Streets Of Rage'
SEGA Game Gear

A deadly encounter on the streets of 21st Century Kyoto in the wake of devastation from an earthquake that also unleashed a horde of demons - and magic back into the world.

A point-and-click and RPG hybrid that received an English translation in 2019.

📺: Makyouden, Nihon-Create, 1992 (PC-9801)

It's the nineties and there is time for JET SKIS! Two of the most garish and awesomely stylish jet skis in all the shapes and colors of the Saved by the Bell intro splashing by, with their drivers doing the bumpy, squatty balancing on the beautiful Caribbean Blue water as a friendly dolphin splashes the water as it's following them. All the colors are so bright and beautiful, it makes you wanna live there. Also, this is the image used as the banner for this BlueSky profile!

As the races progress later in the day, the clouds and ocean are basking in the lovely orange shades of the sunset as two racers closely chase each other, jumping off a ramp while doing a left-tilting trick, while the racer at the back having the more preferable position so they can look at that platinum dumpy of the leading driver.

One of the female racers in a white and pink outfit and jet ski, looking kinda like the Pink Ranger with her blonde hair waving under her helmet, currently doing a fancy and dangerous trick where she jumps and rotates around while holding the driving handles, like doing a gymnastics move on a pommel horse.

Just a beautiful, serene sunset panorama with some docked boats and palm trees lined up, lounging and sipping a margarita as the sun sets on the horizon. Aaaah, this is the life.

Wave Race 64 (N64) (1996)

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view from the bonnet of a mazda rx-7 (I think) of a road surrounded by tall pine trees.

wangan trial love / saturn
pack-in-soft, 1998

Stage 2 (Magical★Taruruto-kun, MegaDrive, Game Freak, 1992)

It has a really cool anime inspired character design.

// Dragon's Lair
// Game Boy Color / Reflective Screen
// Intro/Title

#gameboy #gbc

My side game project is a #megaman legends fan game. It's a #doom mod Made for #uzdoom and built in ultimate doom builder.

Battle Pinball has four tables, each of which corresponds to a different Banpresto license. Each table has three screens plus a boss one, so if you're skilled enough to reach the third level, you'll be presented with a puzzle that you'll have to solve by throwing balls at it and then fight the boss.

The evolution of Andross (R.I.P. Star Fox series).

Underwater Table (Battle Pinball, SNES, Banpresto, 1995)

wow mamdani won NYC
rehmet flipped Tarrant County, TX

anything is possible, even a new mario kart double dash

Ēsu o Nerae! / Aim for the Ace! (SNES, Telenet Japan, 1993)

Mystic Ark (1995) | RPG | Super Famicom | Produce!

No fur (or tail), no problem. The cat pirates on this strange world are more than happy to accept you as a new member. And thanks to you, they and their rivals finally end their feud, though for Matoya, putting her home underwater was a bit much!

For random game saturday this week we've got "BURSTRICK WAKE BOARDING!!" from your friends at Metro, developers of Bust-A-Groove, Britney's Dance Beat, and 10,000 Bullets!

It's very charming and pretty and even kind of fun, but it runs sooooo slowwww. I got it in a dollar bin and that feels right.

PS1
Firo & Klawd

Meet Klawd, a street talking alley cat. His day to day routine for the last 6 months consisted of delivering packages for a dollar without any knowledge of what they contained.

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#ps1 #psx #retrogames #playstation #pixelart #Firo&Klawd #ファイロ＆クロード

They must be running on the ceiling, I didn’t know Peter Parker moved out of New York and had kids.

You are offered three tanks in the selection screen, vulnerable and fast, armored and slow and the Viper, Medium and Average, just like me in everything I do.

This little tank is being cheeky because it likes dealing damage with a flamethrower even though it can shoot cannon rocket things from its snout, so it's just sweeping the desert encampment with a huge arc of scorching inferno, exploding everything in sight. It's so hot even the rocks and the palm trees are exploding. MASS DESTRUCTION!

As any violent little tank, this one likes to cool off on the banks of a nearby oasis, feeling the warm wind on its cold, dead metal armor and looking at the clear reflections of the palm trees, thinking whether it's possible to blow up the pond and how that might look.

How about blowing up the NHS? The little tank visits the heavily guarded NHS space rocket silos and blows them up in a spectacular display of explosions. Just like Brexit. MASS DESTRUCTION!

Mass Destruction (PS1) (1997)

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Kyoto (Deae Tonosama: Appare Ichiban, SNES, Sunsoft, 1995)

Stuff like this makes me wonder how the Hell landlords will charge pet deposits when kids are noisier and more destructive on average.

He probably hates it because the lessons taught are too complicated for him to comprehend

The skeleton boss named SKELETON T. Say thanks for good bones and calcium

WAKU WAKU PUYO PUYO DUNGEON
COMPILE 1998
SEGA SATURN

X: "This place is familiar..." A screenie from GBC Mega Man Xtreme, with a pixel LCD art cutscene with the X continuity version of MM from the waist up looking like they're skidding to a halt to muse about something

Well, the game is called Mega Man Xtreme, Mega Man!

📺: Mega Man Xtreme, Capcom, 2000 (GBC)

Just taking a lovely stroll through the post-apocalyptic wasteland when a big burly man looking like a Goomba from the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie, wearing a white robe with a cross with a little diagonal line coming from the center, saying "You shouldn't come over here. Go to the Nerve Tower." Well, maybe he should go to the Nerve Tower for having the nerve to shoo me off.

After that rude encounter, decided to take a walk through the lovely barren wasteland and ran into a lovely blonde man in white robes and (presumably fake) angel wings, calling himself Archangel and standing next to a fleshy see-through dome with a spiky ball inside it. You know what, I bet they're doing a 90s music video for MTV. Weirdly enough, Archangel gives me a gun and also tells me to go to the Nerve Tower, seen towering in the distance, like a big tower.

Once inside, I find some flying fish with bulbous head growths and sharp teeth so I say one of them "Real eyes realize real lies" which promptly blows its tiny fish mind as it explodes in a flash of light. His fishy friend in the back is contemplating how to get out of this awkward social situation.

Not to brag but becoming the life of the underground dungeon party attracts all sorts, with one poop-colored fleshy wheel thing popping out one of its snail-like heads with a fancy copper helmet, being very inappropriate while flailing its surprisingly long tongue, yelling "WAZAAAAAAP!"

Baroque (Saturn) (1998) (English fan translation)

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