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Wasn’t as good as I thought it would be. Still, way better than anything I could do.
Just about every “8-bit” movie I’ve seen has the same huge mistake – mismatched “pixel” sizes!
They were pixels, not fucking scaleable mosaic tiles! That kind of thing didn’t really become an option until the 16-bit consoles came around.