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** ''Grand Theft Auto Advance'' is a retraux of the first two GTA installments with its top-down perspective.
* ''[[Viewtiful Joe]]'', when you run out of [[Mana Meter|VFX]].
* Much like ''Mega Man 9'', ''Sega Racing Classic'', an [[Updated Rerelease]] to the classic racing title ''[[Daytona USA]]'', uses graphics that look like they came out of 1994, the year the original game was released to international audiences. The only changes were to the draw distance and resolution. [http://www.1up.com/do/previewPage?cId=3176738 See it in all of its glory here.]{{Dead link}}
** This is largely due to practicality more than anything else. Arcade operators (they still exist!) continued to place orders to Sega for ''Daytona USA'' machines and replacement parts. Unfortunately, Sega no longer produces the hardware and no longer had the Daytona license. The solution was ''Sega Racing Classic'', which solves all three problems.
* ''[[Stubbs the Zombie]]''. Retro-future setting and they intentionally put a grainy "filter" of sorts to complete the ensemble.
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** Evidence in ''Jet Dream'' letter columns and other material suggests that the publisher believed in mass-scale [[Wholesome Crossdresser|wholesome crossdressing]] by boys to prepare for humanity's future as a [[One-Gender Race]]. The wholesome, hoped-to-be [[Comics Code|Code approved]] Jet Dream comics were only one of his business ventures aimed at cashing in on a "Fem Is In!" movement that... never quite developed.
* ''[[Unicorn Jelly]]'' looks like something drawn in an 8-bit MS-DOS paint program, and with good reason: it ''was'' drawn in an 8-bit MS-DOS paint program.
* ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20131101234126/http://rosalarian.com/lesbianpirates/ I Was Kidnapped by Lesbian Pirates from Outer Space!!!]'' has been run through Photoshop filters because the auther/artist wants it to feel like "your parents’ old collection that they forget they left up there, all faded and stained."
* According to [[Word of God]], ''[[Minus]]'' is done in the style of a [[Newspaper Comic]] from the early 20th century. It shows.
* ''[[The Blonde Marvel]]'' 11-page story "The Thing That Came" was presented as if it had been published in 1955.
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