#coleco vision

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Wonder ladder

Pixel art for today based on videogame Cosmic Crisis for game console Coleco Vision. Something 8 bit and funny. Based on space, Lovecraft and funny. You are running along the wonder little ladders. And avoid little monsters. Or even to battle with them.

So this is my  pixel art based on Cosmic Crisis (Coleco Vision). Wonder ladder. You find out yourself in labyrinth. At the space station. Or  with a medieval castle. With ghosts or little monsters from space. So it can be different. Portals and little ladders. They lead to most different places. And you are jumping by the worlds.  Such a sequence!

Using magic button you can always to return to your little home. You are with spacesuit or submariner suit. Or spacesuit. It depends. And explore different worlds. As a rule you are running from little monsters. With some of them you can speak and even start to be a friend. They can be good and kind. And some of them are want to eat you! And you have a blaster with your hands! It does not shoot far.

Dima Link is making retro videogames, apps, a little of music, write stories, and some retro more.

WEBSITE: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/home_eng.html ITCHIO: https://dimalink.itch.io/

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Coleco Adam (1983)

Coleco’s Adam was an absolute sensation when it was announced: 80K of memory, full-size keyboard, word processing software, high-speed data recorder, a letter-quality printer, 2 controllers, backward compatible to the entire ColecoVision library - all for $600. Unfortunately, things didn’t quite turn out as expected: Many early Adams were defective. To make things worse, they generated a surge of electromagnetic energy on startup, which could potentially erase the contents of any removable media left in or near the drive. Adam was discontinued in 1985, two years after its launch.

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Coleco Vision - 1983

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