Ritual Feasting on the Mutilated Carcass by Vent

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Online image converters

Tools you can run directly from this page. Convert ZX Spectrum to Commodore 64, repack Koala Painter and ArtStudio into C64 .PRG and more. Visit page

Tom's Editor Desktop

Image viewer for Windows which supports 200 retro formats from multiple machines. No installation required. Free for private and commercial use. Download now

C64 Debugger

Commodore 64 code and memory debugger that works in real time. It is quick prototyping tool where you can play with C64 machine and its internals. Visit Homepage

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New homepage

A new homepage! The friendly gnomes worked hard but they successfully created a new starting page! Why? For the glory of hypnotoad! I mean... retro scene! Like it?

Changing palettes

In case of many Commodre-64 images it is now possible to switch palettes to Pepto, Colodore and VICE. You can see this feature in action for example here:
Gleis 9 3/4 by Elko
Some C64 images still need to be rerendered in an emulator to make this feature available for them. This process takes a lot of manual time but is being done.

X'2018 C64

Images from X'2018 C64 party are now available here: X'2018. Perticularly interesting are scollers: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 and #7.

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FRS

Remember to check out MSX Pixel Art Preservation Collection by FRS. This amazing work took him many years. He collected and recreated thousands images.

Acidchild

Demo screenshots are great, but what about covers? Browse now Coverdisk Collection by Acidchild. Painfully scanned and preserved for years are now counted in thousands.

Hall of Fame

Every week a new artist is presented in the Hall of Fame section. Do you recognize them all? Did you know why they like creating retro art? Click now!