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NES controller font by me

Now usable for the most common cases (English alphabet + German eszett + 0-9), my attempt to recreate the retro-futuristic Roc Mitchell font, Logos, is now at a state I feel comfortable advertising. Download New Era Software for free today!

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Reply #1 –
That's a really sweet looking font, N E O. Nice job!
If you use code to help you code you can use less code to code. Also, I have approximate knowledge of many things.

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It does good, and I go get the NES vibe from it.

The only part that seems off to me is the lowercase z, though. It looks a little bulged.

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Looking at it again I see there are inconsistencies in the letter forms. The descenders on p and q for example look different than y, j and g. And then the uppercase C is curved on the left, but the B and D is flat and E only has the upper left flat.
If you use code to help you code you can use less code to code. Also, I have approximate knowledge of many things.

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Quote from: Flying Jester – on

The only part that seems off to me is the lowercase z, though. It looks a little bulged.


Part of the current limitations of the FontStruct engine.

Quote from: Radnen – on

Looking at it again I see there are inconsistencies in the letter forms. The descenders on p and q for example look different than y, j and g. And then the uppercase C is curved on the left, but the B and D is flat and E only has the upper left flat.


All supposed to look like that.
 

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Update: decently constructed digits are now available, download and update your font today!