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NES Paint Over: Touching Up The Classics

August 18, 2017 By ausretrogamer

Have you ever wanted to touch up your favourite NES games? Perhaps make them brighter or make the graphics pop? Well, a talented digital artist by the name of Andrés Moncayo, has done it!

Andrés has digitally painted over some of the most iconic NES games like Duck Hunt, Contra, Double Dragon II: The Revenge and Zelda II – The Adventure of Link among other fan faves. Andrés has ensured that his versions keep the spirit of the original games.

We don’t know about you, but we absolutely reckon Andrés has nailed these touch ups! If you would like to see the rest of Andrés Moncayo’s NES paint overs, go and check them out here.

source: Andrés Moncayo

 

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Filed Under: Retro Gaming Culture Tagged With: 8-bit, Andrés Moncayo, Art, Contra, Digital Art, Double Dragon, duck hunt, Legend of Zelda, NES, NES Paint Over, Ninja Gaiden, retro gaming art, retrogaming

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