where is the 8 bit image ?
Sorry maybe I did not understand, but I think it should be of 8 bit images made today's standard image quality !
this type of pictures should be taken :

http://blogs.howtogeek.com/mysticgeek/files/2009/04/mario4.png

as it says to type in on google !

Let me correct someone who is better understood , please !

@Vexycon, open up Google, Type the word Pong, the oldest 8 bit game ever invented

Yes i know that , hehe
but as far as I understand you must use original Pong image "and give it an Upgrade to normal 2D standards " , I just do not see the original pong picture, that's all !
I do not think anything bad , I just figured that way .

good luck to you, i am not the bad person , xexexexe

God is punishing me, I accidentally gave you 70 % , xaxaxaxaxaxa you lucky man

hehehe, I put a screen shot in my SBS of Pong

@Vexy, If You put a request for a vote removal in the red Flag slot, the mod can remove your vote and let you vote again, I don't really care what vote I get, I just like to keep busy, keeps the monsters at bay

I notice you've grown fond of the displacement tool as have I. Really nicely executed, especially like the ball flying by at the top of the screen. Good luck!

thanks Chalty, always great to have a comment from You

hahahahahaha...Pongo in the Congo...great title...how would u give the name of the entry if the Congo is still Zaire...

Pong is right Zaire?

And Zaire you have it! Love this, especially combining the two flooded images. Your creation of the old B/W tv is pretty clever, as is the lone flying ball.
ping-ping-PONG!!!

Lol at step 24, isn't it weird that whatever you google in images there's always has to be a chick in the first pics ?

Congrats for your third place, Ernest!

congratulations...

congrats

Congrats!!

thanks for all the congrats!

congratulations...

I like your use of the source image although if you were to add a little more detail in texture to your metal smith and his hammer, the whole image would blend together better.

Thanks, I'm still working on him, not sure how to get those kinds of results.
thanks though

k, i tried to add some textures -

nice work author...gl

Simple, cool and effective! I like this!

Nice concept and interesting use of source. Might have made the rocks in the background a little darker/shaper to match those in the foreground but that is just a small nitpick. Like your concept!

In order to get depth into the image, faraway rocks couldn't be the same intensity as the foreground rocks. Thanks for your thoughts, however.

hehe, the newspaper is a nice add on

lol cute, clever entry

It is cute ....gl to you author.