You can do most of it by taking existing game images,
and cutting them up them like you would photos.
"Game name + sprites" in Google Images will often return them without backgrounds.
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"Game name + sprites" in Google Images will often return them without backgrounds.
I once had to make a fake 8 bit games in the days when you could get people to give you money for crappy Flash projects
and I achieved the graphics by a combo of just drawing stuff by hand with pixels, tracing photos with pixels and the odd bit of dithering photos "realistic digitised graphics!"
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