Kevin Edwards ( Retro Videogame development )さんのイラストまとめ

Here are some more original Deluxe Paint art files for SNES 'Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'. The Cyclops sprites look fairly complete. I'm not sure about the other 'comic book' images and whether they were used. Thank to Mike Follin who worked on the Cyclops level.

At Software Creations we used 'The Advanced OCP Art Studio' for the Amstrad CPC 6128 to create the artwork for several NES games including Solstice, Magic Johnson's Fast Break and Silver Surfer. Here are a few of the original images we created. https://t.co/esBIF6AbR0

@DemoOrDie Ah, his cousin from Bristol! I watched this guy, along with Dick Dastardly, when I was a kid.

Here's some of the original artwork used in the Spider-Man levels of SNES 'Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge' (1992). These 16x16 pixel block are pieced together to create the level's background. All recovered from my original development discs. 30 years ago! #pixelart

Carnage sprite frames ( from the original artwork files ) used in SNES 'Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'. The images in the .LBM format files were processed into SNES format sprite data using our 'scanner' utility program. Converted from 16x16 pixel blocks. #pixelart

In 1994 Software Creations started work on an untitled Shoot-Em-Up game for the SNES. It was programmed by my good friend Ste Ruddy but was never finished - I don't believe a publisher was found for it. Anyway, here are some of the original artwork files for the game. #pixelart

I found a few more original artwork files for Software Creations' un-released SNES Batman game. The final image is scribbled over for some reason. #pixelart

Some beautiful BFG paper cell artwork that I was given by Paul Greenall, one of the animators who worked on the film. I wish I had the skills to create something as wonderful as this. #roalddahl

These are some of the original artwork files for the SNES game 'Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge' ( 1992 ). The text under some of the sprite frames indicates the offset that needs to be applied to centre them correctly (eg L2 -move Left 2 pixels). Plus game credits.

NES Silver Surfer title page with original artwork from my development discs. Also we have Angry Video Game Nerd in the same pose @cinemassacre. Game artwork by Neal Sutton, Craig Houston and Anthony Anderson. Sadly, the correct palette information is not present in the images.