Pixel Azure Bonds
Pixel Azure Bonds is based the “bolder” fantasy-style writing found in SSI’s classic “Gold Box” series of computer games, such as “Unlimited Adventures”. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, euro.
Pixel Calculon
This classic style is based on the 1970s fake-computer text found all over science-fiction television shows, really bad movies, and lots and lots of advertising. Includes full alpha-numerics, extended punctuation,… Pixel Calculon
Pixel Coleco
Pixel Coleco is based the default text of a Coleco’s classic Colecovision game system and was used in most of its games. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, euro. Version 1.20… Pixel Coleco
Pixel Combat
Pixel Combat is based the military-stencil text of Capcom’s legendary “1942” series, as well as other games in the military-combat shoot-em-up genre. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, euro.
Pixel Countdown
Pixel Countdown is based the science-fiction text of SSI’s “Buck Rogers” Gold-Box series of RPGs. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, euro.
Pixel Cowboy
Pixel Cowboy is based the text of a number of western games in the early DOS/VGA era, such as one of the remakes of the legendary “Oregon Trail” franchise. Includes… Pixel Cowboy
Pixel Digivolve
Pixel Digivolve is a simple ‘faux pixel’ face based loosely on the title logo from the classic “Digimon” series. Includes full alpha-numerics, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes regular and italic faces.
Pixel Dragon
This unusual, fantasy-themed pixel font is based on the on-screen lettering used in the classic arcade game Dragon Saber. Includes full alphabet, numerals, as well as extended punctuation and accent… Pixel Dragon
Pixel Emulator
Pixel Emulator is based the text of nearly every single game released by Nintendo for their legendary “Nintendo Entertainment System”, such as the “Super Mario” and “Zelda” series of games.… Pixel Emulator
Greetings!
By chance might you be familiar with the Franz Joseph Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual from the 1970s?
I am trying to find the font used for the “call outs” on the pages that had starship drawings, uniforms and other kinds of technical content.
By chance are you familiar with what I’m talking about and might you know the name of (and possibly sell) the font in question?
Please let me know,
Thank you,
Jason Genser
The font you’re looking for is “Schnaubelt” (Franz Joseph’s real name) and it, along with a commercial license, can be found at: http://www.pixelsagas.com/?page_id=367 . The other font heavily used on the manual I duplicated as “Probert” and is available on the same page.
Hi,
We use the Pixel Digivolve font and are pleased with it. We noticed a small glitch however. On Firefox, when underline or linethrough style attribute is applied, we see an additional thin horizontal line at the bottom of the text. That problem is not present in Chrome.
Update: the problem is caused by the way the style attributes are set by my text editor in Firefox. The font itself appears to be OK.