Time for your bi-weekly dose of new sprites. This week brings a few more changes than usual, too. Including two new systems - the Sharp X68000 and the Amstrad CPC, both '80s computers. Not exactly my area of expertise but certainly welcome additions. Thanks to Yawackhary for the submissions for those.

The other change is that I've redesigned the sprite and game icons again. I liked the last design at first - with its dark gradient and double outlines - but I'm very much over it by now. The new ones feel more spacious, subtle, and modern. Hopefully this design should stick around a lot longer. Hope you like it! Til next time.

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Time for another update. Hope you're having a good summer! Or winter, as the case may be. Until next time.

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It's time for another update and also, the release of SpriteTracer version 6! This latest version puts past releases to shame. The new interface is so much better, and I added tons of new tools and features, too. If you have any interest in screenshot based sprite ripping, please check it out. I'm not too proud to beg!

If you're unfamiliar, SpriteTracer is a program I've developed for Windows PC's that helps automate every step of the sprite ripping process, from taking screenshots, isolating sprites from the background, cropping, and compiling them into a sprite sheet. You can check it out at the Downloads page. The readme gives a detailed description of everything you can do in this program.

I've been thinking about making a demo video to showcase what SpriteTracer is all about. But...I've never done any real video editing and you sure as heck don't want to hear my mumbly voice talking about it, either. But maybe I can figure something out. Let me know if that's something you'd like to see (minus my inevitably bad voice-over, that's just not happening, ever.)

Well, I've taken up enough of your time. Thanks for reading and for stopping by.

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