Re: [PIC] bubble bobble dinosaur
From FedUpWithThisCrap <som...@somewhere.com>
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· 5 Feb 2003 08:43 · View full thread
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Pat Mahoney wrote: > This is a dinausaur (main character) in the video game "bubble bobble" > for the old 8bit Nintendo. A very quick diddle (I'm a connoseur (AKA lurker), not an artist!) and it looks remarkably like Cartman... > , - - . > / _ _ \ > / / v \ \ > | | | ' > | \___/ ' > > ---==-- > | (_) / > / _ _\ > `.__(_ )____/__) pm/pr >
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