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The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker (amp) I believe the first for this game!
13 July 2005
Official art used from the game booklet, the website, and screenshots (which were,
I might add, a pain in the butt)
Photoshop 6.0 used as well as AWicons Pro for the super cursors...
SPECIAL NOTE: To shuffle/unshuffle, simply press Tetra's bandana thing (green=shuffle
red=straight through)
To eject, click Grandma's face and her eyes will open up
To access the misc tools in the PL, click the fishman's head
TO select a preset in the EQ, click the pictobox!
There are other little animations too, if you look carefully when
using winamp!!
I hope anyone who's played the game can see all of the little elements I've included,
and that I've tried to capture the brightness and cleanness of the game's art.
Any requests for future Zelda skins would be much appreciated and can be posted on
the reviews page for this skin.
any suggestions or concerns can be reported to me:
Ryan Ferland
info-is@in-file
Since I'm on summer break, much better things will come!
Terminus2000
Version 2.51
By flatmatt
May 15, 2004
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Version History:
2.51:
- Added gen.bmp "no resize" mode image
2.5:
- Added video window
- Added generic frame
2.0 (First "2000" edition):
(Based on the Winamp3 ...
It's another skin brought to you by the makers of Black and Black, Red Dwarf 2, SoundSonic, and several other unpopular skins!
I didn't name this one until I was done. While I was working on it, I just focused on random, if bright, colors, and non-geo ...
Well... that's my next edition of cellphone - styled skins.
This time it's based on Motorola Talkabout TA 180.
(Ain't it look like it? )
I hope that picture quality is now a little better but
i still have that same archaic HW
{1 MB 8-bit VGA card ...
PiPeR PeRaBo AMPŠ v1.2 Created by Gerstrup J.
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Creator : Joachim Gerstrup Olson
Skinname :PiPeR PeRaBo AMP
Version : 1.2
Updated : 29.10.2000
E-mail : info-is@in-file
Inspirations:
I saw the movie ...
