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Evolution of 8-bit art

17/06/2012 By ausretrogamer

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The PBS Arts Off Book series investigates 8-bit art and music pop culture.

The “Evolution of 8-bit art” video is an audio and visual extravaganza, celebrating the genius of 8-bit artists and chiptune musicians.

 

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