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Description: What if Dark Souls came out on the NES? For this one, we recreated the classic Ghosts 'n Goblins box art using characters from Dark Souls. It’s a gritty 8-bit crossover that pays tribute to two of the hardest games ever made.

Description: We always wondered what Dark Souls would look like if it had the rubber hose style of Cuphead, so we made it happen. This design mixes the intense world of Dark Souls with the vintage cartoon chaos of Cuphead, complete with bold outlines and classic animation vibes.

Description: We combined the blocky world of Minecraft with the classic arcade gameplay of Dig Dug. This design brings pixel-perfect 8-bit vibes to a Minecraft adventure, digging deep and battling underground critters like a true retro hero. Based on the cover art of Dig Dug on the Japan version of the Famicom game!

Description: For our Elden Ring SNES demake, we couldn’t leave out everyone’s favorite wise turtle (sorry, dog). This design features pixel art of Miriel, Pastor of Vows, with the classic community phrase “Praise the dog.” A tribute to one of the most beloved characters in the Lands Between, done in retro style.

Description: We imagined what Dungeon Meshi would look like as a Nintendo DS cooking game. This design turns Senshi (Marcille’s grumpy culinary companion) into a fantasy version of Cooking Mama, surrounded by monster ingredients and tasty chaos. Perfect for fans of food, dungeons, and DS nostalgia.

Description: Part of our Elden Ring SNES demake, this design shows the Tarnished looking out over the Lands Between, with the golden Erdtree glowing in the distance. We took inspiration from classic RPGs like Secret of Mana to give it that nostalgic, 16-bit fantasy feel.

Description: Our official 64 Bits logo - representing our love for all things retro gaming and animation. Perfect for fans who want to rep the channel and studio in style.

Description: We turned Yamcha into a cereal mascot because... why not? This fake cereal box design features everyone's favorite underdog proudly advertising “Senzu Beans!” as a breakfast cereal. Complete with a bowl of milk and way too many beans. Part of a balanced DBZ breakfast.

Description: From one of our animated shorts, this design shows Kratos and Atreus back to back, axe and bow at the ready. We had fun capturing their dynamic in a more stylized, lighthearted way while keeping them looking badass.

Description: For our Stray demake, we imagined what the game would feel like as a classic Game Boy title. This design recreates the vibe of old-school box art, complete with pixel cat, moody cityscape, and friendly robots. A retro take on one of the most charming indie games of the last few years.

Description: What if Helldivers 2 was released on the SNES? We reimagined it in classic Metal Slug style, full of chunky pixel art, explosions, and chaotic co-op energy. This one’s for fans of run-and-gun arcade games and bug-splatting freedom.

Description: For our Stray demake, we imagined what the game would feel like as a classic Game Boy title. This design recreates the vibe of old-school box art, complete with pixel cat, moody cityscape, and friendly robots. A retro take on one of the most charming indie games of the last few years.

Description: We mashed up Cult of the Lamb with Animal Crossing and created something… unholy. This design features Isabelle in full cultist gear, glowing red eyes and all, under the ominous “Cult of the Bell” logo. It’s cozy horror meets adorable doom.

Description: What if Palworld launched on the Nintendo DS back in the day? We gave it the full retro treatment, styled like a classic DS monster-catching game. With pixel art pals and box art inspired by that era, this one’s for fans of chaos, crafting, and nostalgia.

Description: We reimagined Monster Hunter as a classic Game Boy title, complete with retro box art. Instead of Charizard, you’ll find a pixel-style Rathalos front and center, with “Monster Hunter World” in that familiar font. A nostalgic tribute for hunters and trainers alike.

Description: We took Smash Bros characters and dropped them into the quirky, rhythmic world of Rhythm Heaven. This design is inspired by our animation where fighting meets funky beats. Perfect for fans who love both games and a bit of fun mashup energy.

Description: We couldn’t resist filling this shirt pocket with a bunch of cheeky Pikmin peeking out. It’s a small, silly detail that adds a bit of Nintendo charm wherever you go. Perfect for fans who love those tiny, colorful helpers.