And a remarkably short time later he had done exactly that! But how did he manage to do it so quickly? Well, luckily he knew someone who already had a fairly sizeable collection of screen shots! So, after combining my exhaustively-grabbed archive and his own coding know-how, we soon had... the world's first (probably) retro gaming page-a-day calendar! Hopefully all you fellow retro-gaming fanatics think this is as cool an idea as we do so please feel free to check it out using the links below.
The images are sourced from the entire history of Red Parsley and are displayed using random effects such as scanlines and wibbling, and the featured game changes every hour too, so keep hitting 'refresh'. Here are a couple of samples from today:
Hope you like!


See the calendar in all its majesty here
Maybe also check out David's main website here.
Good one that... Know what'd be EVEN BETTER? If somehow a desktop version could be made, as in, one that changes your wallpaper every day. That must be possible in this day and age?
ReplyDeleteI believe the exceptionally talented Mr. Bird is working on a screensaver version if that's any good? :P
ReplyDeleteEven better :D
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