The Art of Games

Archiving the brilliance of computer games via pictures. I will not own a single image. I'll attempt to give credit where credit's due. However, I'm lazy so that may not happen.

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Oh mama mia, looks like the delirium tremens is kicking in again!

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Guardian Legend, 1988 COMPILE  Artist: Naoyuki Katō

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Gun Wings.

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Mega Drive classics.

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Tattoo idea. What do you think?

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Loving the nice weather in beautiful Shenzhen.

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Zombies, Little Big Adventure, and Rings of Power are my choices. What about you?

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The Mega Drive had many 10/10 games. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 ranks above them all.

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The greatest video game series to come out in the last few years comes to an abrupt end. All three were great games.

Dark Souls felt like a fantastically master-crafted journey into the depths of controller breakage as well as a kindling to unregistered frustrations in many a player.

Dark Souls 2 got a little bit of hate and I can’t see why. Maybe from weirdos that invest a tad bit too much in the lore side of things. Big game, I’m glad it exists.

Dark Souls 3 had the weight of the world on its shoulders and barely delivers. Bless it, it tries. A fantastic effort, missed out on the brilliant level design of the first entry and the size and scope of the second. Nonetheless, it’s still the big dog of the three. Better graphics and better fights.

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