itch.io

No, sorry! You can see the rules from last year here: https://itch.io/jam/gbjam-13

I need to update the page with these rules so the explanation is clearer.

There have been a few GBA jams. Try to keep an eye out for them this year, or if you can't see any, host your own!

Info on the art compilation is available here. TL;DR it's on a cool interactive page.

Wow you've managed to fit so much detail into these pieces. You're a natural!

This is such a fun obscure reference. I love your use of halftone for distance.

From: shrimpknight

Title: a magalodon tooth fossil

Wow, this really does go above and beyond. Well done!

This one is so funny. It has me smiling ear to ear. Definitely would be my wallpaper.

Cool, thanks for your submission!

Thanks, the shading was a surprise to me too haha. I felt like I was chiselling away the matrix to find the pixelart underneath.

I love this. It's a sick reference with an excellent execution.

Are you submitting on their behalf? Did they give their permission?

omggg it's so cuuuute

Human brains or corn, y'know, whatever is available.

That's so metal

His name is UFOROADRAGE.gif and my name is Polyducks.

Holy wow

haha that is WILD. Can it display boot screen textmode art?

wow this shading is incredible.

This is fine and appropriate too :D

i was so excited to see you have posted, and I wasn't disappointed. This rocks.

haha what a twist! I wonder what would be weirder - if this scene is set in the future, or the past.

omg adorable :))

This is so obscure. Double plus good subject and execution.

This is such a fun idea. I really like the dog mentor. What sort of things would be archeologically irrelevant?

I was inspired by other people's single line art, so I also made this one.

I like the snotty party one!

I love the clockwork one, it fits so well into the two frames!

Yesss I love the line work

It's so dimensional!

I died for Bowowchi

Loving these textures.

Excellent perspective.

I love your hatched shading. So clear and visible.

this is so unique. I really like how you used the density of the holes to imply shadow.

A parasaurolophus and its ancestor, and an ammonite.

I love it, what a story!

Wow! What's the story behind the last one?