Re: titlescreen for a dos game[80x50]
> OK... here's 1 shot at it... > __ > / \ > .-. |: \ > \\ | | // | : | > | | \:; |: | > ___/ | |\ c' ,] | : | > / __ |'--'. __ \ \ 7 [ |: | > / / | |/ \ \ __/ / \ \ / _ \ | ()| > \ \__/ /\__/ // \ /--. \ \_ |( ;| |: | > \____/\____/\_/\_/--. | \'j.-' )| | : | > |_| |_| /_'-.-' j ____|: | > | A \ .=,. '. | > | | | ~A ''/J '.___'| > | | L | '-' '. |AsH > an .-. .-. .-. | | |_|'. '. __| > | ) | ) | _ | | C__;. '. | > |< |-' | | \| |/ __. '. __| > | '. | |_| \ / '. '. | > V '. __| (i've just enhanced your lil dagger to some phallus-symbol-king- size sword) not bad, cool work. you can do other ones if you like, the game will have multiple titlescreens changing randomly anyway. thx&cu
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