Fenix Blade Demo 2 (DOS) MD5: 1027afc836907a8771a5932c60897b28 Moai v1.7 (Win32) MD5: bf6dd5f5335b8f2f87f58da442e2eb3c Frenetic Plus v1.10 (Win32 + DOS) MD5: cf22c9ae8f42e47b8932164da73d64f0 Frenetic v1.00 (Win32 + DOS) MD5: b5db3c0bf63c2606a5ec0477d2b9f009 I Dream in CGA v1.30 (Win32) MD5: 4352EF78F352D724E654EF14BCC21F7B

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I forget the punchline, but pineapple salad gets valkyrie pilots killed. Anyway, I'm working on a demo for Revision '24. This time I'm running solo, as 0xDB wants to concentrate on his current project, and Bentacle is presumably busy being a father, which is totally allowable. Also, I may not…

So the big surprise this year is we're holding a live jam for the October 4x compo. We already have finalized the time, location, and number of participants (which we've maxxed out), but if you want to participate in the compo nothing's stopping you. We'll be live streaming the whole…

Moai is a spiritual successor to one of the elder gods of pixel editing: Autodesk Animator. Designed to make detailed pixel work easy while preserving many of Animator's unique processes, Moai exists to bridge the old with the new. The only things not returning are the FLI/FLC and 8bpp support.