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At what point does pixel art stop feeling like a compromise to you and starts feeling like an appealing feature
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I only play pixel art games
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never ever
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>>750229301
When you put it on a CRT.
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>>750229301
16-bit and up, anything below feels lazy at this point
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Post yours fellas
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>>750229301
If the scene looks too busy and too detailed it circles back to feeling like shit. Don't know how to describe it, but there's some sort of balance you need to hit for pixel art to look good
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>>750229301
When it successfully transports you.
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