Sentences with phrase «bit video game era»

As a child of the 8 - bit video game era, pixel - art games hold a very special place in my heart and these games have the ability to tug at every heart - string that I have available.

Not exact matches

«The String Arcade» spans a few decades in video game history from arcade classics including «Galaga», «TRON» to 8 - bit eras with «Legend of Zelda» to more recent hits with «Portal 2» and «Minecraft».

Video game music from the 16 - bit era — that's the music of your childhood.

Looking back to the start of the 90s and progressing forward towards the end of the 16 - bit era, it & rsquo; s actually surprising how well some of the licensed Disney video games turned out to be.

In the era where video games had passed from static displays to 4K and now VR who are filling our eyes with immersive realistic gameplay, medieval battle games bear a resemblance to a bit by bit dying genre.

While there was just an over saturation of computers of the era, with options including the Atari 8 - bit series, the Apple II, Commodore VIC - 20 & C64, TRS - 80, Coleco Adam, Texas Instruments TI - 99, Timex Sinclair, among others, these new microcomputers brought a very interesting competition to the video game marketplace.

Inspired by the classic wrestling video games from the 16 - bit era, CAAW takes the best parts of arcade games like...

A huge fan of sword - and - sorcery pulp fiction and 16 - bit - era video games, Stearns prefers to let his creation speak for itself.

If you ever got into a time machine accident, got sent to the mid-80's, and had no video games like we NOW have in 2016, you'd be dealing with the 8 - bit era.

In a strange way, all that political ire gave Night Trap a second life, turning what would've otherwise been a forgettable, full price tech demo into one of the most significant (and slightly financially successful) titles of the 16 - bit era — indeed, the game managed to sell 50,000 copies just one week AFTER being torn asunder in D.C. Still, all the controversy in the world couldn't save the Sega CD, and in many ways, the full - motion - video subgenre.

From the catchy 8 - bit era of the 80s to the beautiful orchestrated sounds of the 90s, music has always played an integral role in video games.

The Legacy Music Hour podcast was created by Brent Weinbach and Rob F. for the purpose of sharing and talking about video game music from specifically the 8 - bit and 16 - bit eras.

This was an era of Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, and also included video game titles titles published by Sega and Capcom during the 8 and 16 - bit eras.

In the history of computer and video games, the fourth generation (more commonly referred to as the 16 - bit era)...

In the history of computer and video games, the fourth generation (more commonly referred to as the 16 - bit era) was...

The classic, simple sounds of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) from the era of 8 - bit video game music are for many, including myself, very nostalgic and heartwarming.

In the history of computer and video games, the fourth generation (more commonly referred to as the 16 - bit era) was more than likely our favorite at Pixelated Gamer.

Video game music from the 16 - bit era — that's the music of your childhood.

It also contains music ported from various video games released after the NES era and toned down to fit in an eight bit title, kind of impressive in itself.

It may be hard for some to believe, but the newsstand was once the center of video game news and information, particularly during the 32 - bit era when games were beginning to reach a much broader mainstream audience and shed their identity as mere toys.

With the exception of The Legend of Zelda and a few other titles, most video games during the 8 - bit era were pretty limited in overall scope.

Shovel Knight continues to resonate with people all around the world, offering everything we all love about the 8 - bit era of video games.

The Nintendo Entertainment System (abbreviated as NES) is a third generation video game console, of 8 - bit era, developed and manufactured by Nintendo.

Though an 8 - bit machine by definition, it kicked off the fourth generation of video game consoles, better known as the «16 - bit era».

Being a huge fan of video game history, I thought I knew everything there was to know about the golden 16 - bit era.

The Sonic the Hedgehog games are responsible for turning SEGA into the leading video game company in the early 16 - bit era.

But now that video games have matured a little bit and don't reward shortcuts quite so prominently, something like the Farsight now feels like a cheap and annoying product of a bygone era.