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I am currently developing a game and I need help choosing which Game Over Screen to use. Help. I made these, so please don't use them for any commercial games.
Game Over Screen?
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I'd have agree, the bottom one is the way to go!
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Alright! Thanks alot!
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The bottom one looks much better, game over is a dark feeling. Having a dark feel is better. The top one is too cheerful.
Hope this helps you.
Oh anyway, you could put a watermark on your picture to protect your graphic and also tell others that you are using it.
Hope this helps you.
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