Celebrating bad graphics.

[A Sprite]

Bad graphics show us anyone can aspire to be an artist.

 

 

"Timmy, daddy doesn't have time to be a good father now, but if you really want him to love you, you'll help him design these enemies in time to ship the beta to market for the holidays." Castle of Tharrogad for Tandy Color Computer 3, sequel to Dungeons of Daggorath.

 

Bad graphics bring us closer together.

 

 

"You didn't really invite me here to work on my jumpshot, did you?" One on One, for Adam Computer.

 

Not worksafe. Click to view.

 

Bad graphics are why this thread exists.

 

It's time we honored the best of the worst; anyone else have any?

Edited December 15, 2007 by A Sprite

[thomasholzer]

just look here:

http://www.worldofspectrum.org/games/index.html

[A Sprite]

just look here:

http://www.worldofspectrum.org/games/index.html

 

 

Holy crap, people actually paid for these things?

[liveinabin]

You leave the Spectrum alone. It was totally awesome. And no, people didn't pay for the games, they copied them from other people

[A Sprite]

You leave the Spectrum alone. It was totally awesome. And no, people didn't pay for the games, they copied them from other people

 

That's not a Spectrum screenshot.

Edited December 16, 2007 by A Sprite

[carmel_andrews]

And any game written/coded by Steven Mcillwie on the A8

[thomasholzer]

how about Desert Falcon on VCS, painful:

 

[carmel_andrews]

You haven't played the A8 version...You're better of with Panther (Mastertronic)

[+RangerG]

If you owned a CoCo (like we did), Dungeons of Daggorath was a bright spot in a terrible line-up of cart games, but I agree that the sequel looks bad.

[Rybags]

Almost everything from Cosmi Software.

[DracIsBack]

If you owned a CoCo (like we did), Dungeons of Daggorath was a bright spot in a terrible line-up of cart games, but I agree that the sequel looks bad.

 

The sequel was about as fun as watching paint dry, IMO.

 

I always loved Malcolm Mortar though.