Just for the fun I made a windows program to scale pictures pixel by pixel without the anoying anti-aliasing effect.
As result I started to create some konami wall papers. Compared to the MSX, the PC is "widescreen", so I extended the msx screenshots. Hope someone likes them, enjoy. 
https://msx.pics/image/mLtD
https://msx.pics/image/mHkx
https://msx.pics/image/mPC0
https://msx.pics/image/m09F
https://msx.pics/image/m8h6
Thank you, that is quite motivating . There is even more where this came from I want to do all konami's. I'm currently at RC 748, so did about 47 now. I will upload them later.
Thank you, that is quite motivating . There is even more where this came from I want to do all konami's. I'm currently at RC 748, so did about 47 now. I will upload them later.
Nice words for work being done is lacking much lately in the MSX scene, but the few nice words one receives are surely motivating, to keep on going. Looking forward to the next uploads.
@Hydragon: you're so right
@all: Okay, I couldn't resist, here are some more. For some konami's it was difficult to create a wallpaper (like mahjong), but I did my best
https://msx.pics/image/mgwV
https://msx.pics/image/mZdH
https://msx.pics/image/mhuI
https://msx.pics/image/mo6e
https://msx.pics/image/mQVY
Nice effort(s), though I guess I would have a hard time locating my desktop icons on some/many of them ;-) (Hmm.. nice enough? )
Technical detail (well meant criticism): you put copyright symbols, but that doesn't make much sense, because I'm pretty sure you can't claim any copyright since you're using Konami's copyrighted artwork, and I assume you didn't ask for permission.. ;-)
Who still uses desktop icons, that’s so old fashioned! 
You’re not correct about the copyright by the way, this is a derivative work, and is protected under the author’s rights just like original work. Whether the original author agrees with the work is an unrelated matter.
@TheKid Nice, adding content making them widescreen, I like that :D. I did something like that for an Ys manual scan once, but it was quite a project that I never finished :). Btw, do you know about the "nearest neighbour" option in the image scaling menu of editors like Gimp?
