So I decided to make a Orko version of the 8-bit, Final Fantasy I Black Mage sprite. Or rather, I assumed someone already had, looked around the internet, and couldn't find one. I cannot believe I'm the first person to do this, but at any rate, here it is now. Other than the "O," the position of the Black Mage's left arm and the ear (and the colors, of course), it's 100% accurate Final Fantasy I Black Mage. I was going to draw it on graph paper, and then I realized I could draw it in Photoshop far easier, and color it, too. If this is truly the first time this has been done, then I have performed a very nerdy service for the world indeed.
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Nice! Was there ever a He-Man Atari game? How much did it suck?
There were a few Colecovision games, but I never saw or played them. I'm still shocked that there isn't an epic, freak-filled He-Man game right now.
Awesome concept! Hell yeah, Photoshop makes this way easier than graph paper.
There was one Atari game which had two modes: in the first you were in a Wind Raider, dropping bombs on Skeletor's very indistinct minions so they fell into pits. The second you were in Grayskull and had to cross from one side of the room to the other to touch Skeletor. There were moving walls. It was all very odd. I played it about several billion times, however.
Inspired.
I need you to teach me how to do this!!
Wow.
For some reason, this little guy makes me think of the hilarious wizard's death noise in the NES "Gauntlet" game. Does my Orko hatred run that deep?
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