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CaramelPuffpuff — Myself in different byte.
Published: 2012-08-13 02:14:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 355; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 3
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Atari 2600= ....Kinda awkward.
8-bit: RUUUSHED!!
32-bit (?) : ...THIS IS THE BEST PICTURE!!!..but the reason why I won't drawn those is a mystery! (I have a feeling that GBA64 might ask me for a competing stuff.
)POYO!: CHEESE!!
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I know that, it's made like...gazillions of years ago! >w<
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Ya I no but I was just nit-picking for the sake do nit-picking
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Yeah. You should do that more often
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YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!
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You do know Atari (if you mean the 2600) is 8-bit too?
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O.O!! I DIDN'T KNOW THAT!! D:>
...That means....
Wait...why in pancake land does it look like bad graphic in Atari 2600?
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Because the amount of bits a console has isn't a way of telling how the graphics are,
but rather what kind of processor it has.
Many consoles used the same processors but had different Video Chips.
So the graphics would look different, but the brains of the console would more or less work the same
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@.@ ...
What does a processor mean?
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You know the thing in any console or computer that calculates all the math and logic in order to get the whole thing working
(Also called CPU for short)
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...Oooh..The computer language is numbers?
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Every time you do something as much as move a icon on your desktop,
your computer has to recalculate a bunch of values in order to come up with what data to send to your graphics card.
Everything inside of a computer is built up around math and logic and the faster the processor is the faster it can calculate all these numbers.
the CPU handles all the thinking more or less,
then tells the GPU/graphics chip/graphics card what to make of these numbers and draw it on the screen.
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Yeah, there's a lot more going on in there than what you might expect.
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Like the RAM, the RAM memory in your PC is so it can hold more numbers at one given time.
For each GigaByte of RAM your PC has, it can hold an additional 1 000 000 000 numbers between 0 and 255.
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It's not called "Random Access Memory" for nothing :Y
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so hard to read
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Hehehe! I USE GIMP(YGIMPY)!
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Gimp. It's a art program
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Where can I find it?
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Cool. So how do I start drawing?
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I dunno. 
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1: Thx
2: PUFFPUFF HELP ME!!! A ZOMBIE IS CHASING ME!!!!!!
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That is really cool, especially the 32-bit one! Too amazing! xD
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Yep! I guess I am capaple for rival on GBA64?
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YAAAAAAAAAY!!!
But it's haaaard
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I know, but it shows that you are a worthy competitor!
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