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More than an oil change and lubrication, our Planned Maintenance Program is a scheduled 58-point inspection and adjustment for...
Posted by planetforklift
I searched for "birthday" on 16Colors. Today is my daughter's birthday, and that is truly how random this whole selection...
Posted by sixteencolors-blog
Re-visiting a new-ish blocktronics release from 2008. ZeroVision has become a new favorite of mine. Do yourself a favor and...
Posted by sixteencolors-blog
Still kicking around packs from 1995, looking for the hidden gems in some of the smaller group packs. Not that RELiC was unknown...
Posted by sixteencolors-blog
I've been asked to feature more European work, and where else could I look but Black Maiden? (That's probably a loaded question,...
Posted by sixteencolors-blog
I went on a mission last night to find the very last Tempus Thales ANSI. For those that don't know, TT was one of a few truly...
Posted by sixteencolors-blog
r5-B7+WC.bin Example of BBS textmode art from the ANSI pack BLOCKTRONICS_1980 released this year. The above scaled image...
Posted by prostheticknowledge
By Acid Terrorist (top, PETSCII) and Filthy shades of greay (bottom, ANSI). For 1980 by Blocktronics, 2014.
Posted by text-mode
bbs-ads from the pc_charset directory, convert by Bob Copeland from the Dipswitch/DCS^BM Collection.
Posted by text-mode
Dwarf Fortress or Slaves to Armok: God of Blood Chapter II: Dwarf Fortress (Tarn Adams, 2006), is a part roguelike, part...
Posted by text-mode
Meta knight from the Kirby game series by etall, Thanks to @fwugradiation & @bakasupreme for the update Bottom Ascii robot via...
Posted by text-mode
Screenshots from Ultima Ratio Regum, a roguelike game under construction. It has an interesting aesthetics, mashing up ANSI,...
Posted by text-mode
Brand new ASCII/ANSI collection from the old scene crew Galza, with all graphics by Otium. See the full collection at...
Posted by text-mode
Allow us to lead a quick trip down memory lane. Destination: late 80s, early 90s 'net.
Posted by arstechnica