Halo, BioShock, Dead Space As 16-bit Heroes

Artist Michael Myers was brought in by t-shirt team High Score Society to design a range of gear in which modern video game heroes were rendered in a stylised 16-bit-ish form. The results? Wonderful.

He did five designs in all, one each for BioShock, Gears of War, Killzone, Dead Space and Halo. You can check out all five in the gallery above, and if you like what you see, you can get the shirts here.

This isn’t the first time we’ve featured Myers’ work here on Kotaku; earlier in the year he did a great series of Star Wars pixel art that ticked both my “Star Wars” and “Swords & Sworcery” boxes.

Pixel Video Game Characters – High Score Society [Michael Myers]


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