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Description: The original undead dog* from the original Resident Evil in 8-bit style! Cerberus has been recreated using the sprite specs and colour palette from the original Nintendo Entertainment System! Surprise someone with this monster pooch today! *Yeah, yeah, I know - they're not actually undead; appearances, though, y'know?

Description: The Master of Unlocking, presented in 8-bit form*! Jill is presented in the pixel ratio and colour palette of the original Nintendo Entertainment System! *Jill Sandwich not included

Description: Jill gets a Cerberus surprise in this 8-bit recreation of one of the most famous scenes from the original Resident Evil! This 'screenshot' uses the screen pixel resolution, tile size, and colour palette specs of the original Nintendo Entertainment System. It also is as accurate to the aesthetics of the original Sony PlayStation game as possible in the 8-bit constraints!

Description: Add this 8-bit Sombra to your team, and hack the competition! This 8-bit version of the Big Daddy from BioShock uses the colour palette and sprite resolution from the NES to be as retro-accurate as possible

Description: Add this 8-bit Reaper to your team, and turn the tide of a match! This 8-bit version of Reaper from Overwatch uses the colour palette and sprite resolution from the NES to be as retro-accurate as possible

Description: Add this 8-bit Widowmaker to your team, and your opponents will never see you coming! This 8-bit version of Widowmaker from Overwatch uses the colour palette and sprite resolution from the NES to be as retro-accurate as possible

Description: The protectors of Rapture and Little Sisters! This 8-bit version of the Big Daddy from BioShock uses the colour palette and sprite resolution from the NES to be as retro-accurate as possible

Description: "Would you kindly?" (Yeah... I know. I'm sorry.) This 8-bit rendition of Atlas from BioShock not only uses the NES colour palette and resolution, but is also based on the portrait shown in the original game whenever Atlas contacts you over the radio.

Description: "Have you seen this notorious person?" The wanted posters from Assassin's Creed II recreated in an 8-bit NES style!

Description: Show off how synchronized you are with this 8-bit Heads-Up Display from Assassin's Creed II. This redesign is retro-inspired by the original NES!

Description: Ezio reimagined as an 8-bit NES sprite! Ezio is caught mid-climb, hanging from your shirt, notebook, or wherever you want to put him! Maintaining the sprite proportions and colour palette of the NES, Ezio is as retro-accurate as possible!

Description: Mass Effect re-imagined as an 8-bit NES game! 8-bit FemShep* and her ragtag crew take on a Geth Colossus! The NES colour palette and resolution has been used to make sure the image is as accurate as possible to the retro games we all love from the '80s! *Prefer MShep? No problem! Check out the separate listing for this same art swapping FemShep for MShep!

Description: Mass Effect re-imagined as an 8-bit NES game! 8-bit MShep* and his ragtag crew take on a Geth Colossus! The NES colour palette and resolution has been used to make sure the image is as accurate as possible to the retro games we all love from the '80s! *Prefer FemShep? No problem! Check out the separate listing for this same art swapping MShep for FemShep!

Description: Halo re-imagined as an 8-bit NES game! 8-bit Master Chief confronts a Covenant Elite on the shores of the Halo itself. The NES colour palette and resolution has been used to make sure the image is as accurate as possible to the retro games we all love from the '80s!

Description: BioShock re-imagined as an 8-bit NES game! 8-bit Jack faces off against his first Big Daddy, with Atlas guiding the way*. The NES colour palette and resolution has been used to make sure the image is as accurate as possible to the retro games we all love from the '80s! *With nary a 'Would you kindly' joke in sight!

Description: Assassin's Creed II re-imagined as an 8-bit NES game! 8-bit Ezio climbs to the top of a church to survey his surroundings. The NES colour palette and resolution has been used to make sure the image is as accurate as possible to the retro games we all love from the '80s!