pixivision - Illustration features tagged NES

Collection of Pixel Art and Animations - Never Going Out of Style

Mon, 22 Nov 2021 17:00:00 +0900

Pixel art is one of those styles that will never die and is likely to evoke some level of nostalgia in almost every gamer around the globe.

While the latest trending games might have drifted away from this aesthetic, it's always interesting to look back on older titles, or even reinterpretations of our favorite characters in this art style.

Which of the featured artwork would you actually see fit in an arcade game?

It's familiar and strange at the same time!? Drawings in pixel-art game style

Fri, 27 Jul 2018 18:00:00 +0900

Those who have played the Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo must be familiar with retro pixel-art video games. While immersing themselves in video games every day, back in their childhood many people must have entertained the idea of having their favorite manga or anime adapted into a video game or even creating their own.

Some artists decided to manifest those wishes in the form of these pixel-art illustrations. Enjoy!

Famicon Day!

Fri, 15 Jul 2016 17:00:00 +0900

Today is Famicon Day. Nintendo released its first home-use video game console, Family Computer on July 15, 1983. Since then, Famicon has been loved by many families, and also brought about a generation of video game consoles. The games themselves are 8 bit, and the lack of data space results in unique 8 bit tunes. Furthermore, it also saw the birth of popular game softwares like Donkey Kong, Super Mario Brothers and Dragon Quest that are still used today. Today, we have a special collection of illustrations drawn in Famicon-style, dotted-images. Bask in the nostalgic, retro feel as you enjoy the illustrations!

NES Day!

Wed, 15 Jul 2015 16:15:00 +0900

Guess what day it is today! In 1983, July 15th, Nintendo first sold that well known device, the Nintendo Entertainment System, otherwise known as Famicom... in Japan. The original design has white and rouge colors and just looking at it takes you way back, so retro. The controller looks so cute, too. Remember playing forever on it? I do! Check out these nostalgic inducing illustrations!