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As you come closer to the table, a shape that you could almost discern among the noise of all those posters in the wall pops out, and the person shows you a bag containing a tape and a poster.

"Got your attention? I'm glad to see someone interested in our datasettes, we put a lot of work into them, even if they are just samples," said the person, now looking to the pile of plastic bags on the table.

>ask about samples

"Ah, you see, those are samples, with swords only. We are creating a tileset for a retrogame, Nethack, and we thought maybe people would be interested in using the artstyle and the sprites in their own projects. We gave some of the sprites alternative materials, sizes, positions and created some icons for menus." Some of the posters in the wall show those variations. One of them actually has... a moving image? How? 

"This tape only contains swords, so we are giving it away for hobbists and asking for professionals to donate to us if they use it commercially. However, we are also going to release a pixel art full weapons pack, so please keep an eye open for us. We may come back soon with more."

>ask about pixel art

"Yeah, the thing is, we won't just do pixel art. We also create vector art, digital paintings and some 3D, so we may surprise you in one way or another, if you visit us again." For some reason, you are more interested in knowing how they made a poster with a moving image than you are by how they are going to put this kind of content into tapes.

>ask about visit

"Just keep coming back to this street, you may find us again. So, you getting one of those?"