By Absent Spinsister, 1997-1998. More at sixteencolors.
Tag Archives: 1997
Logos for the Pepsi software, by various authors. Pepsi was a software (“proggie”) to make ASCII art (“macros”) for AOL. It was made by cpride and dc, 1997-1998. Since AOL used the proportional Arial font, it wasn’t possible to use a standard ASCII art software.
More Arial ASCII and also here.
BB – a demo for Unix and DOS made by four Czech teenagers in 1997: Jan Hubicka, Kamil Toman, Mojmir Svoboda and Filip Kupsa. They made a notorious library for ASCII-conversion, AA-lib, which was later used for example in Hasciicam and VLC (see Wikipedia). They also made Aview that lets you browse the web in ASCII, ASCII-3D-2000 that creates stereogram ASCII, and more. It’s a similar spirit to the ASCII Art Ensemble.
From here.
Typewriter works by Dirk Krecker. Blut (2008), Euro Fighter (1997) and Pattern Recognition (2012).
ZZTips by DudeWorks (1997)
[ZZTIPS.ZZT] – $Custom Walls
Download / Explore zztips.zip on the Museum of ZZT
Play on Archive.org
Battle Tech Story. DOS-game from 1997.
System Shock. Amiga BBS, 1997. source
ArmSCII, a set of Armenian ASCII-standards published in 1997. Note that it contains ֎ (the eternity sign) and … (horizontal ellipsis). ISO published another standard for Armenian in 1996, which became much more popular, but it lacked eternity and ellipsis.
Totem Pole by Joan Stark, July 1997.