Hey, this is the Sprite Section manager, Patrick VanDusen. What we do here is, we take pictures from various emulators, and put them into sheets, grouped by what game it was. You then open the sheets, take the pictures from them and use them in your own Sprite Comix (As if there were any other use for them.) Our current sprites can be seen below. If you have any sprite sheets, or Custom Sprites, please send them here, or to patquackssb@hotmail.com.
5/2/2005 Pat here. Sprites up. Stuff. Behold!
Download instructions:
First, click on the links below to view the image, then...
On PC, right click on the image, select "Save Image as..." from the choices.
Choose a file name and location and save.
On Mac, Click and Drag the image to the location you want on the desktop or hard drive.
SPRITE SHEETS
Sprite sheet birthday
cards
Donkey
Kong (NES version)
Donkey
Kong (Arcade version)
Mario
Bros. (NES version)
Mario
Bros.: Enemies (Arcade version)
Mario
Bros.: Enemies (NES version)
Mario
Bros. Heroes (NES version)
Super
Mario Bros.: Background
Super
Mario Bros.: Enemies
Super Mario Bros.: Heroes
Super Mario Bros. 2: Good
guys
Super
Mario Bros. 2: Enemies
Super
Mario Bros. 3: Map Screen
Super
Mario Bros. 3: Enemies
Super
Mario Bros. 3: Mario
Super
Mario Bros. 3: Mario & Luigi
Super
Mario RPG: Mario
Super
Mario World: Cape Mario
Super
Mario World: Map screen
Super Mario World: Mario
& Luigi
Super
Mario World: Yoshi
Wario's Woods Bosses
Yoshi's Island: The Fat Guy
Yoshi's
Island: Yoshi & Mario
CUSTOM SPRITE SHEETS
Patrick VanDusen (by:
himself)
NC Characters Upgraded (by
Enigma X)
NC Characters Upgraded II (by:
The Kirbykid)
Mario Edits (by:
The Kirbykid)
NEW
We generally take only Mario-related sprites, but any custom-made sprites are accepted.
DO NOT SUBMIT JPEGs. Never, under ANY circumstances, will I accept a JPG sprite sheet. JPEGs are a photograph format which bleeds the colors, rendering sprites almost impossible to copy or paste, and therefore, making them useless.
Do not leave a ton of white space. This is just a waste of our precious bandwidth, and I'm not going to waste my time getting rid of them.
Feel free to steal sheets from any websites you come across. Since sprite sheeting is really an innate form of piracy, I don't think anybody who rips sprites and makes a sheet has a right to call them "their property". Therefore, the Shyguy Kingdom is fair game.