Hardcore Gaming 101さんのイラストまとめ

Super Solvers: Midnight Rescue, another educational classic from The Learning Company, this one starring a kid with gigantic shoes and no apparent head. https://t.co/yA5yHhxVtT

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Milano no Arubaito Collection, a cutesy life sim/minigame compilation for the PlayStation, with adorable 2D graphics from the developer of the Wonder Boy/Monster World games. https://t.co/jj66VfPA9r

Blade Runner (1985), the British computer rendition, based on the soundtrack to the Hollywood motion picture. https://t.co/2AwVIQDX7Y

Raizing's webpage also has an entry for a multiplayer mobile i-mode game called Keitai Ninja-jou (ケータイ忍者城! / Portable Ninja Castle). Unfortunately no actual screenshots, just some pictures of various characters. https://t.co/T0UPM4Du9E

I remember thinking Metroid Prime 2 was kinda drab looking when it came out, and that's still true in parts, but there's still some stellar visual design here

And from our previous Patreon-only episode, we discussed the greatly disturbing Garage: Bad Dream Adventure https://t.co/Eqy8d2pwWS

The third entry in the Quake series focuses pretty much entirely on multiplayer. https://t.co/cdeUQ3oNaA

The cover for Roots Search looks a whole lot like this intro cinema from Digan no Maseki, the 1988 RPG with art by Naoyuki Kato. But Roots Search predated it by about two years and Kato was not involved (at least according to JP Wikipedia) so it appears to be coincidental.

Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage, a 3D hack and slash for the Dreamcast, and the West's first official introduction to Kentaro Miura's dark fantasy world https://t.co/nLYWht6Ag7