32 Atmospheric Pixelscapes from 90s Japanese Computer Games That Scratch A Nostalgic Itch
Hello, fans and stans of the internet. I may have watched a ton of anime as a kid, but I did not grow up in Japan, do not speak Japanese, and unfortunately did not have access to their gorgeous pixelated games in the 90s. I did play my fair share of SNES and PC adventure games that featured gorgeous pixelated artwork and clunky 16-bit sprites, such as Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, The Secret of Monkey Island, and ActRaiser, and that is why a feel some type of way every time I look at pixelated landscapes, interiors, and cities. It all feels nostalgic, cozy, and familiar. If you grew up on pixelated graphics, or if you just love beautiful and oddly satisfying artwork, check out these gorgeous stills and screen caps from retro Japanese video games that will have you wishing you lived in a lower-rez universe.
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Mime by Studio Twinkle (1995)
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Super Real Mahjong PIV (1993)
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Toumei Ningen Arawaru Arawaru (1993)
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Ryouki no Ori (1995)
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RED (1992)
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Kakyuusei (1996)
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Idol Project (1994)
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Koko Wa Rakuensou 2 (1995)
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Fermion Mirai kara no Houmonsha (1995)
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Love Escalator (1998)
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Can Can Bunny Extra (1993)
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Injuu no Datenshi (Requiem for Fallen Angels) (1996)
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Amy's Fantasies (1995)
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X-Girl (1996)
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Time Stripper Mako-chan (1996)
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Miki by Fairytale (PC-98)
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Marina Rouge (1995)
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Fermion Mirai kara no Houmonsha (1995)
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Hare Nochi Munasawagi (1995)
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Night Shifter (1993)
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Hori no Suna Monogatari (1995)
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Coin (1996)
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Arabesque! Shoujo-tachi no Orinasu Ai no Monogatari
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Akiko (1994)
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Manhattan Requiem by Riverhill Soft (1993)
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Jinmon Yuugi by Red Zone (1995)
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Armist by Basement (1992)
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Moonlight Energy 2 (1992)
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Cybernetic Hi-School 4 (1991)
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YuNo by Elf (1996, PC-98 Version)
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Loop - Isanahi no Kaikiten - by Grocer (1995)
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Night Walker Mayonaka no Tantei by Tomboy (1993)
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