I made this 3-frame walk animation, 10x16 pixels. Going to use it in a game.
Guess which game 
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Lemmings ? 
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I think 10x16 might be a bit big for lemmings 
It might be enough for a Homers game though!
But… is it lemmings?
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Little computer people?
Good guesses, but not found yet. The character is not that tiny in the game.
Fortnite, I guess?
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An intriguing idea, but not quite 
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Tip #2
Any ideas
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Manic Miner / Jetset Willie!
That is correct! I am not doing a remake but something that has been inspired by Jet Set Willy for Spectrum.
I am using spectrum like graphics because it is not so demanding to do myself. As I am not a very good player myself I am not making this as hard as games of the 80ies.
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I also like the surrealistic theme of JSW.
Reminds me of the song “hey hey 16k”
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Jet Set Willy, eh!?!!
This is a serious company, dammit! Making serious technological advances!
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What show is that?
Watch. It’s very worth it.
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Wow! Definitely worth the watch.
Micro men, I will try, one of my favorite books is fire in the valley, I may not have any skills to make codes but I’m definitly a junkie.
sure I usually use a mac, never once opened the terminal until I got my Pocket chip broke my heart when I had to put it on the shelf, and working 6 days a week doesn’t give a lot of time to learn anymore.
it wasn’t on netflix, but there is a show called silicon cowboys about the founders of Compaq
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Aha, I thought I recognised the voice.
Took me a few moments to realise because of the makeup,
but that’s Alexander Armstrong playing Clive Sinclair.
About a decade ago he was part of a double act doing a sketch series called ‘Amrstrong & Miller’.
These days he hosts a gameshow called ‘Pointless’.
The problem with programming is that it takes a long time to get good at,
and it can be incredibly boring at times,
so you need a lot of patience and determination.
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