Mario 64, can be such a pretty sight. The game really affected the taste in art and music I currently have. The Corny yet melodic and fun music and the jumpy happy A e S t H eT i C s and colors really can give SSRIs a run for their money. This angle is one of the best sights I've ever seen in the game. so much so that I've tried making it a background for one of my handheld computers that I use to browse the net and listen to tunes. I'm a big fan of looking at the scale, scope and arciteture of a level and this view gives you a good chunk of a idea of what this level is all about, such a fun sight seeing how chaotic and fun the level has for you, and how busy it can get too.

An Amiga demo, with MECHA PANDA!!!! (I forgot the demo's name but it's just a weird panda icon that floats around a bit I snapped this in time to make it look like it's attatching to the mech bot ready to blow a set of polygons to bits...)

Here are some pictures of me messing around with PC hooked up via an A/V to HDMI converter with a modern OS displaying on a CRT, sadly you need a older GPU to scale things propperly so overscaning isn't such a bore, but eh, it was fun and I got another semi modern PC hook up that scales nicely to a CRT in another room for retro gaming purposes. (The bottom screen is my living room style Crt and the top is a boring flatscreen used to watch Online videos about the Philips CDI.) Hey were you reading my mind inside of those funny ()'s?? Ah, speaking of the Philips CDI... I was able to get a working philips CDI emulator to work through Mame. Let me tell you... It was a pain, the system is not much stronger than a snes (Most of the tech though was just aimed for video processing and CD music, I feel like the gpu was a second thought due to it being more geared towards a media device but eh, atlease we got corny zelda memes that aged like fine wine and cheesey puns.) Even with all the pains, atlease I was able to try out the CDI... I was even able to use a 2001 "Duke" xbox controller to play some Tetris (CDI style that is!!!) with all that Yani inspired 90's easy listening glory!!