>hands are cold

>load up a game

>use laptop as a hand warmer

 

And then I got cancer in my hands.

2d games are cool.

>dis wat he actully belive

I grew up on Nintendo. In my opinion, most of the 2d games in a series are better than the 3d games. I think Sonic might be one of the few exceptions.

I don't really want to work tonight. I should've said I was busy or something. Oh well. Too late now.

What if Nintendo still used 64 for everything, then when they came out with a better version, it was 128?

The Wii would be a 2.

What if Nintendo still used 64 for everything, then when they came out with a better version, it was 128?

The Wii would be a 2.

 

wut

Oh hey look, the game is 23-6, totally didn't see that BSU is gunna win.

I actually don't know what x-bit means in terms of video games. Someone asplain to me? Don't just link to Wikipedia.

A bit is how many colors, or pixels, a console can generate

18-bit can generate 18 colors.

64-bit can generate 64 colors.

 

Xbox 360 and PS3 can generate over a million bits.

 

Minecraft is on the scale of 64-bit consoles.

halo's mom can generate over a trillion bits

Not cool man.

Not cool? So, hot? You think that's hot? You want to [bleep] your own mother? You disgust me.

Pie, you have weird fantasies.

A bit is how many colors, or pixels, a console can generate

18-bit can generate 18 colors.

64-bit can generate 64 colors.

 

Xbox 360 and PS3 can generate over a million bits.

 

Minecraft is on the scale of 64-bit consoles.

Oh. I always thought a pixel was one of the little rectangles that made up a picture. The bits only affect the amount of colors a console can utilize? Does that mean the NES would be capable of running a modern game, just with less colors?

A bit is how many colors, or pixels, a console can generate

18-bit can generate 18 colors.

64-bit can generate 64 colors.

 

Xbox 360 and PS3 can generate over a million bits.

 

Minecraft is on the scale of 64-bit consoles.

Oh. I always thought a pixel was one of the little rectangles that made up a picture. The bits only affect the amount of colors a console can utilize? Does that mean the NES would be capable of running a modern game, just with less colors?

Well, not really. Modern games would take up more ram and memory space than a NES could handle, even with the colors stripped to the basics.

Another thing, modern games use polygons instead of pixels.

Next pen I have has 2 sheep and 3 cows. Need about 15 of both.

Then my needs will be fulfilled.

Are you playing Farmville?

A bit is how many colors, or pixels, a console can generate

18-bit can generate 18 colors.

64-bit can generate 64 colors.

 

Xbox 360 and PS3 can generate over a million bits.

 

Minecraft is on the scale of 64-bit consoles.

Oh. I always thought a pixel was one of the little rectangles that made up a picture. The bits only affect the amount of colors a console can utilize? Does that mean the NES would be capable of running a modern game, just with less colors?

Well, not really. Modern games would take up more ram and memory space than a NES could handle, even with the colors stripped to the basics.

Another thing, modern games use polygons instead of pixels.

but aren't polygons made out of pixels? I understand that the engine or whatever interprets it as a 3d object, but doesn't everything get displayed like it's 2d and just get constantly updated?

>farmville

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

You make me want to kill myself Pie.

A bit is how many colors, or pixels, a console can generate

18-bit can generate 18 colors.

64-bit can generate 64 colors.

 

Xbox 360 and PS3 can generate over a million bits.

 

Minecraft is on the scale of 64-bit consoles.

Oh. I always thought a pixel was one of the little rectangles that made up a picture. The bits only affect the amount of colors a console can utilize? Does that mean the NES would be capable of running a modern game, just with less colors?

Well, not really. Modern games would take up more ram and memory space than a NES could handle, even with the colors stripped to the basics.

Another thing, modern games use polygons instead of pixels.

but aren't polygons made out of pixels? I understand that the engine or whatever interprets it as a 3d object, but doesn't everything get displayed like it's 2d and just get constantly updated?

Yes, that's true. It may be possible, I'm not sure. But I would think the ram and memory space of a NES would hinder the possibility of a modern game being played.

Us Canadians and our bacon, hahah right Y_Guy?

You're a fake Canadian.

Morning.

A bit is how many colors, or pixels, a console can generate

18-bit can generate 18 colors.

64-bit can generate 64 colors.

 

Xbox 360 and PS3 can generate over a million bits.

 

Minecraft is on the scale of 64-bit consoles.

Oh. I always thought a pixel was one of the little rectangles that made up a picture. The bits only affect the amount of colors a console can utilize? Does that mean the NES would be capable of running a modern game, just with less colors?

Well, not really. Modern games would take up more ram and memory space than a NES could handle, even with the colors stripped to the basics.

Another thing, modern games use polygons instead of pixels.

but aren't polygons made out of pixels? I understand that the engine or whatever interprets it as a 3d object, but doesn't everything get displayed like it's 2d and just get constantly updated?

 

Polygons are just triangles that delimitate the area and shape that the texture in it will have, it's not particularly made of pixels because like vectors it can be zoomed in infinitely without finding a minimum unit. I think...

 

Also

>[Commie] Fate ⁄ Zero - 09 [59174840].mkv

This is why I love /a/.

 

Us Canadians and our bacon, hahah right Y_Guy?

You're a fake Canadian.

No you.