The VG Resource

made this while i was at my grandma's for a month

[attachment=14984]

I thought this would be a funny thing to try


I'm really scared of making this a full sheet because I feel it will haunt me for life

A Sonic-1 styled Sharp Famicom TV sprite sheet. Includes item icons (both in Sonic 1 palette and bonus NES palette-like 3-color ones) along with an extra Tails using Sonic 2's palette and Mania Amy but with colors downgraded to fit on a Genesis.

[attachment=16768]

This is art of my icon I made in an NES style.

---

This was my first ever sprite sheet. I like doing self insert sprite art. 
I also have the originals for a comparison for what is what.
The MegaMan ones are basically covered over with custom art.

Hi,
I've been trying to find sprite sheets that include the bug guts in Metroid for the NES.
Unfortunately I'm having to trace them.
I also realize after watching a playthrough of the game on YouTube that "The End" was missing as well.

Hello. I'm working on a character from Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo in Game Boy Advance style.
Feedback, please.

Are you trying to make it match any game style in particular? Any inspirations for what sort of GBA look you're going for? There's a huge variety of games and styles across the GBA library, so you might want to be more specific on the inspirations you're taking. Otherwise it's a bit hard to critique it without knowing exactly what you're aiming for. Right now I'm just wondering why he's gray.

(07-31-2025, 12:29 PM)MotorRoach Wrote: [ -> ]Are you trying to make it match any game style in particular? Any inspirations for what sort of GBA look you're going for? There's a huge variety of games and styles across the GBA library, so you might want to be more specific on the inspirations you're taking. Otherwise it's a bit hard to critique it without knowing exactly what you're aiming for. Right now I'm just wondering why he's gray.

I'm trying to make it match the game style from the Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo games Bakutou Hajike Taisen and 9kyoku Senshi Gag Yuugou. He's gray because I wanted to make sure his shading would work in grayscale.

Well, the best advice I can give is to try seeing how it looks in color next. Normally, I just turn my sprites into grayscale as a test after I already made them colored to begin with, since it feels more practical.

Here he is in color.