mattkubaMar 16
Ron Gilbert (GrumpyGamer)

C64 MI

https://pixeldust.se/monkey-island-project

Pixeldust AB - Monkey Island Project

Joachim Ljunggren/Pixeldust is a Designer, Title Sequence and Motion Graphics Producer based in Gothenburg, Sweden. Over the past 15 years Joachim has designed, directed and produced title sequences and motion graphics for a variety of clients including TV4, SVT, TV3, Kanal5, TV6, TV7, MTV, Meter Television, Mastiff, Eyeworks, Edithouse Film Works, STARK Corporate Communication and many others. Joachim works in Cinema 4D, After Effects and Photoshop.

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Show threadBrad P. TaylorMar 16
@grumpygamer simply amazing, they have some really cool looking tool also.
Show threaddirk dierickxMar 16
@grumpygamer would you ever even considered this feasable at the time?
Show threadMagnus AhltorpMar 16

@dirkdierickx @grumpygamer Everything was possible after Second Reality 64 in 1997:

https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=1216

#demoscene

Second Reality 64 by Smash Designs & The Obsessed Maniacs

demo for Commodore 64, 1st at The Party 1997

pouët.net
Show threadTorbjörn AnderssonMar 16

@grumpygamer I never had a C64, but that's pretty! I've seen screenshots of what Loom might have looked like on it, but I don't know if they were just proof-of-concept or if someone was actually trying to implement it.

Either way, I imagine Monkey Island would be a lot harder. I just hope they don't get hit with a cease-and-desist for their trouble.

Show threadJensRestemeierMar 16
@grumpygamer That looks amazing!
Show threadG3rn0tiMar 16
@grumpygamer Wow, looking great. But are 64 KB enough to store game engine and gfx?!
Show threadRobert MegoneMar 16
@grumpygamer I just love those chunky pixels.