A sprite from the rare, never-release Apple II version of Adventure Island.
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An 8-Bit video game I am developing. Now with screenshots! In the ancient times there was a city of immense proportions with vast citizens a... -
The tileset posting continues! Ultima 5 boasts 512 tiles (compared to the 256 of Ultima 4), and one can easily tell the difference when... -
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I don't usually do these, most posts on 8bc are on topic. But who cares? This post functions as an explanation for the recent lack of po...
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Battle Lode Runner was never released in America, and was the first import VC title. Don't be fooled, however, we've had Lode Runne... -
I'm so sick of all the other games on the TG-16 that I've resorted to playing Samurai Ghost. That's not a very good start. Do ov... -
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Quest 64 has all of the ingredients for a good adventure. In most ways, Quest 64 was bashed for not being revolutionary. But somehow it'...
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