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2024-05-27

1990s, 1992, ascii.

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By Terry Traver, 1992.

2024-05-26

2020s, 2024, animation, conversion, usa.

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Live visuals for Machinedrum by Strangeloop. Currently touring North America.

2024-05-25

1980s, game, japan, MZ 80, SharpSCII.

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Clips from the game カンニング大作戦, released by Hudson for the MZ-80 in the early 1980’s. More posts from the game here.

2024-05-24

1990s, 1991, ascii.

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Nadine (Lady Luck), 1991. Perhaps she is referring to Yvonne Adams?

2024-05-23

2020s, 2024, poetry, typewriter, uk.

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Typewriter works by Robin Tomens, 2024.

2024-05-23

2020s, 2022, animation, india, usa.

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Works by Vivek Thakker, 2022-2024. via TYPE01

2024-05-23

1980s, MZ-700, SharpSCII.

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Very brutal pinball! Pinball King by Mike Shaw, an MZ-700 game published by Kuma in the 1980s, I suppose. via MZ Sharpworks

2024-05-23

1980s, prestel, uk, videotex.

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Prextend was an improvement of the graphics on Prestel. Colours and font size could now be changed without including an empty character (just like with Minitel/Antiope). via

2024-05-22

1990s, 1993, ascii, Australia.

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ASCII by Rowan Crawford (Row), 1993-1994.

2024-05-22

2020s, 2023, animation, petscii, spain.

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Retrogame Issues, a short film by Barcelona-based All In Pixel, 2023. It was made in lvllvl using PETSCII (and some other character sets in the face glitch animation).