Another Round of Game Sprite Sheet Shenanigans
I’ve been working on another game sprite sheet after playing a little bit of the Game Boy Color version of Scrabble:
I also submitted a sprite sheet of the game’s intros and title screen. If anyone is interested in checking it out from TSR then feel free to click on the link right here.
Tuesday Night Sprite Sheet Open Thread
Since nobody has created the Game Boy sprite sheets of the Slot Machines and their payout tables from Caesars Palace, I decided to create them myself:
Open Thread!
Sum Moar Tee Eff Too!
I’ve been playing a little bit of TF2 this afternoon, and I have managed to sell enough junk to purchase a couple of TF2 cosmetics from the Steam Market:
As a result, I’m satisfied with these towering piles of holiday-themed hats. 😛
Game Sprite Sheet Roundup
I’ve been working on some more game sprite sheets and then publishing them in The Spriters Resource. Here’s a couple of them:
I also uploaded some more Game Boy sprite sheets from Caesars Palace and Beavis & Butthead. More sprite sheets will be published soon.
Painted Weapons of War, TF2 Style
I’ve been recently selling a bunch of Steam trading cards, and purchased enough money to buy a few TF2 War Paints from the market. Here are three of my weapons that I’ve redeemed after using up all three of my War Paints:
I’d say those are all excellent selections for me, and now I’m fully satisfied with them. 🙂
Dancing in the Sprite Sheets *again*
I recently ripped a sprite sheet of the whole map of Caesars Palace from Caesars Palace II for the Game Boy Color, and then I uploaded it to The Spriters Resource website:
Click on the link here to check out this sprite sheet from TSR.
Having Fun with Caesars Palace Too
I’ve been playing some Caesars Palace II for the Game Boy Color this evening. This is a sequel to Caesars Palace, and it’s similar to the original. But this time you play as an unnamed male protagonist which can be named. You start out with $2,000 and are later given a $10,000 credit limit by the cashier:
After that, you can walk around the casino floor to choose which game you wish to play.
Unlike the first Caesars Palace game, you must win enough money to enter high roller areas. Which means the more money you accumulate, the more fancy-looking your character’s clothes will be. So far I have entered all the high roller areas, wore the most fanciest clothes, and reached over one millions dollars. Awesome!
I just wish the money and the fancy clothes were real. 🙂
And now for sumthin’ completely diff’rent
I was recently in a mood to play an old DOS game called Clock Solitaire. It’s a card game where you’ve got cards forming a circle as if they’re numbers on the clock with an extra pull pile in the middle of the circle, and the objective is to complete all other four-of-a-kind sets before the fourth king is revealed in order to win the game:
I finally managed to beat the game of Clock Solitaire and I celebrated my victory by snagging all the playing cards from that game, making a sprite sheet out of them so that it can be uploaded to The Spriters Resource:
Anyways, it was a fun game but extremely difficult to win.
I finally purchased a TF2 Killstreak Kit
I played some TF2 on random Capture The Flag servers. I sold enough trading cards to purchase a Killstreak Iron Curtain Kit along with a Secret Saxton from the Steam market:
Now I have a Poker Night achievement item that activates kill streaks! 🙂
I drew a Goro thing *again*
I’ve been toying around with some more Krita and Adobe Illustrator CS6, and here’s a hand drawn thing that I’ve been working on for the evening:
This is supposed to be Goro from Mortal Kombat, but I added a crown on his head and a gold bling around his neck to make him my own version just to make him a royal pimp-like Shokan beast. 😛