Even More Unused Contest Game Graphics
Art by FnrrfYgmSchnish

Yep... once again, I've entered a contest and then been unable to actually finish my entry. I definitely got further with this one (for the 2012 Ridiculous Games Contest) than I did with most of my unfinished contest games, but since I had so many school projects to work on last week I just didn't have any time to get anything done in the game... and so it got pretty much abandoned, and by this point it's way too late to actually finish even half of what I had originally planned for it.

Just like every other time I've abandoned a contest-entry game, that means more free graphics that I made. Not too many this time, since I might still end up using some of them (and others are of characters I made that I don't particularly want everyone in the world borrowing), but here's a few walkabouts and a set of hero graphics.

The Cap'n returns... in color!
Oh, and some fat kid in a hat, too.

First of all, here's some full-color versions of sprites that were previously all green: Cap'n Crunch (who would have made his third appearance in one of my games if I had finished my RGC entry) and the fat version of Ash who appeared in Puckamon.

Who WOULDN'T want a giant Jamaican banana on their side?
Hey mon, don't be smokin' no banana peels... it don't work anyway.

And here's a new character who would have made his first appearance in my unfinished game... the Giant Jamaican Banana, or "GJB" for short. If you want to pronounce that abbreviation as a something that sounds like an actual name (rather than just saying each of the letters like one of those silly people who pronounce "HP" as "aytch-pee,") then you can call him "Gajoob."

But yeah, as Spoonweaver noted shortly after I posted my first screenshot featuring him, the Giant Jamaican Banana is based on those giant stuffed bananas you can win at amusement park games. I recently won a five-foot-tall one at Busch Gardens and thought it was so goofy that I just had to put it into a game... and that's why you have giant-Jamaican-banana graphics now.

To download all of these in ready-to-import 16-color BMP format, click here.