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The Spriters Resource - it holds host to sprites extracted from games, as well as custom made sprites. It's gone through many phases in its lifetime, and is finally at the state you see it today. We've received comments from famous game developers in the past claiming to have used tSR for references on animations and other aspects of the art.
Hiya everyone! It's another Saturday, so it's time for another update! First up, we've got Gusvenga with some slightly off-putting, but very well done Amiga rips, Yawackhary with Indiana Jones and Crazy Taxi, among a couple other games. blueberrymuffin has a little of everything across a few systems, shadowman44 brings us some D&D, SkylaDoragono has a whole lot of Final Fantasy Brave Exvius ...
There are many ways the content on this site can be used. First, you have to decide what you want to use the sprites for - are you making a comic? Are you working on a poster of some sort? Or are you making a game? If you're interested in these things, the best option is generally to search on Google for a tutorial on the subject specifically.
Enter a search term and select your search options above. Search Modifiers: "" Matches exact "quoted phrase". + Results must include (e.g. +Mario will only return results with Mario in the name) - Results must not include (e.g. -Mario will only return results without Mario in the name)
So I heard about this website from the FAQ, but how do you use it? All the pictures of sprites I find are way to small to even make out. It says to give credit to the creators and it gives a file size, but is their a way to download them? Or is there something else you have to do?
The Spriters Resource Community. In 2008, The Spriters Resource finally created its own forum and no longer used Pixeltendo. Expansion. After the death of N-finity, webmaster of The Shyguy Kingdom, The Spriters Resource offered to rehost TSGK's sprite rips.
The Spriters Resource accepts 2 files types: .PNG, and .GIF. While we accept .GIF, we advise that you simply use .PNG because of a color limitation to the .gif format. To put it basically, the GIF file format can only contain 256 colors, whereas a PNG can have any number.
