Collection of pictures for the Amstrad CPC

[ervin]

That looks a lot like Amy Lee from Evanescence. 

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[ervin]

Wow these last 2 are stunning!
Especially the Abu Simbel screen!

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[poulette73]

An incredible talent, well done Éric ! 

[HAL6128]

Nice new cat with a resolute gaze, indeed.

And the original one is... hmm. Looks like a title screen from 1984 and not from 1987.
A little bit pity for that game. I mean the rest (sprites and backgrounds of the game itself) is not so bad... . The screen had to be drawn by an intern?

[Egg Master]

I really like TITAN's style for these loading screens. And the more it goes, the more qualitative they are.

[norecess464]

I have a great admiration for the outstanding work done by TITAN -- truly exceptional pixel art.

Personally, I have a strong preference for preserving the original screens in games. While I recognize that they are visually less advanced, they hold a nostalgic value for me, as they reflect how the games were originally experienced.

Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and I fully understand and respect that many players might prefer the new screens, which undeniably bring a fresh and vibrant touch to the games. 

[Egg Master]

Yes, I prefer to have the original screens too. I don't think the goal is to replace them, but a tribute?

[ZorrO]

This is Good Cat, not bad.

Some pictures are so pretty that it's not worth starting the game after looking at them.

[dodogildo]

This is Good Cat, not bad.

Exactly 

[HAL6128]

I have a great admiration for the outstanding work done by TITAN -- truly exceptional pixel art.

Personally, I have a strong preference for preserving the original screens in games. While I recognize that they are visually less advanced, they hold a nostalgic value for me, as they reflect how the games were originally experienced.

Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and I fully understand and respect that many players might prefer the new screens, which undeniably bring a fresh and vibrant touch to the games. 

Oh, don't get me wrong. For nostalgic reason I feel the same. This is how I also experienced the past of the CPC which is also reflected especially by title screens. 38 years ago, I have never thought about it of a bad image.

Of course, you definitely didn't have the tools in the past as you have it today drawing such an image (e.g. crafting it on a PC). Bad Cat was published by Rainbow Arts distributing the game also for the C64 and Amiga. And for those versions the title screen was much better (more grey shades available but a compromise for the CPC could be done better). I assume the title screen itself has been done in a rushed way (maybe also subcontracted): it is similar to the C64 screen but just a colour replacement. It could be done better, even in the past.