Some of the newer games are easy to find on the official websites, but does anyone have some older stuff they can host online.
Logo's, ships, themes it doesn't matter.
If you have something and wouldn't mind sharing it
Best resources for Japanese Shooter Artwork.
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neorichieb1971
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Best resources for Japanese Shooter Artwork.
I would like to create a little database of artwork on my C: drive of most Cave, Raizing, Psikyo, Toaplan and Compile games.
Some of the newer games are easy to find on the official websites, but does anyone have some older stuff they can host online.
Logo's, ships, themes it doesn't matter.
If you have something and wouldn't mind sharing it
Some of the newer games are easy to find on the official websites, but does anyone have some older stuff they can host online.
Logo's, ships, themes it doesn't matter.
If you have something and wouldn't mind sharing it
This industry has become 2 dimensional as it transcended into a 3D world.
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GaijinPunch
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The Cave of Shooting has a lot of graphics... high res as well. I've got a few arcade flyers at my site. Cave's website has about all the graphics around for their games. My only other suggestion would be Google Japan for “ŒˆŸƒvƒ‰ƒ“ to find some Toaplan stuff.
EDIT: These two books have a ton of Psikyo artwork. Click-stick also has a lot of scans from a third Psikyo Poster Book.
http://dynamic.gamespy.com/~japangaming ... ustrations
http://dynamic.gamespy.com/~japangaming ... strations2
EDIT: These two books have a ton of Psikyo artwork. Click-stick also has a lot of scans from a third Psikyo Poster Book.
http://dynamic.gamespy.com/~japangaming ... ustrations
http://dynamic.gamespy.com/~japangaming ... strations2