8-bit sentence example
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- The NES ruled the market for this generation of video game systems (known as 8-bit game systems for the technology they used) and Nintendo followed up with the release of the Game Boy in 1988.
- Most computers in the early to mid-90's used 8-bit color cards, which limited the colors available to 256 colors.
- Integer A field described as Integer is a whole number which can be stored in four 8-bit bytes.
- The 8-bit Home Computer joystick An analog joystick with a single fire button.
- In the ATOM this is a 6502, a processor designed in 1975 and the best-selling 8-bit microprocessor in 1979.Advertisement
- Each load takes about 1 microsecond, faster than the CPU can write the 8-bit value.
- operating systems today represent character codes with an 8-bit unit of data known as a byte.
- This is broadly equivalent to #SHELTER.TDS for serial Port 1. The interrupt routine uses the 8-bit timer and its associated output compare registers.
- For 8-bit images, Image will be a two- or three-dimensional array of type byte.
- With game technology so far advanced from the days of 8-bit graphics and simple controls, why do people play these old classic games?Advertisement
- Even though the website looks like a Senior Web Project for college or even high school, you will find hundreds of 8-bit Nintendo games available to play.
- Many gamers don't own an NES or a Super Nintendo, so to satisfy the 8-bit Mario urge, you may need to hit the Internet.
- Players were no longer forced to imagine the scene; they could experience this 8-bit wonder with their own eyes.
- A completely new 8-bit adventure designed specifically for the Master System and Game Gear.
- Despite being released on 8-bit systems, the game looks absolutely fantastic as the developers have really got making games for the systems down to a 'T' by now.Advertisement
- The title was later followed up with a sequel titled Sonic Triple Trouble, considered by many to be the greatest of the 8-bit releases in the series.
- Thanks to rendered graphics, Sonic Blast looks far more impressive than many other 8-bit games on both Sega's handheld and home system.
- One of the final 8-bit Sonic titles to be released by Sega, Blast featured the blue blur and Knuckles as playable characters as they battled to collect 5 Chaos Emeralds.
- This 8-bit console had many different games in its day, so Rolfe had a massive library from which to draw.
- Whether you play platform games on rival 8-bit systems or thrive on the action of modern, expansive 3D games, the best Sega games will keep you hitting 'Yes' when the "Continue?" question appears.Advertisement
- Approximately the size of the Game Boy Pocket, the Game Boy Color sported twice the processor speed and memory of its predecessor and allowed games to be made in glorious 8-bit color.
- Both systems were 16-bit, representing a significant increase over the 8-bit era which preceded it.
- After the 8-bit NES, we saw the 16-bit Sega Genesis, 32-bit Sony PlayStation, and 64-bit Nintendo 64.
- The backup processor was an 8-bit 4MHz ZiLOG Z-80A.The graphics were bright and vibrant, with a 65,000 color palette, allowing up to 4096 colors to be displayed on the screen at any given time.
- The Nintendo Entertainment System completely dominated the 8-bit era of home gaming.Advertisement
- In this way, it initially competed head to head against the NES, and as such, had far superior graphics and sound compared to its 8-bit counterpart from Nintendo.
- From the Game Boy tin sound to the 8-bit sound of the Commodore 64, no version of Tetris was safe.
- Mega-Man 9 is created just like the original: 8-bit graphics and sound.
- If you go into your favorite search engine and look for a video game scene creator, there's a good chance that one of your beloved 8-bit system video games will have an online creation tool.
- In uncompressed 8-bit images, the 256 colors that create the image are referred to as a palette, index or is also known as a color lookup table (CLUT).Advertisement
- Some may even date back to the early days of the web, in low resolution or tiny 8-bit graphic style.
- While it's mostly obsolete today, there are still some uses for 8-bit color theory.