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From: ruzun@pro-sol.cts.com (Roger Uzun)
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Subject: Re: Lack of games for the GS
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Date: 20 Feb 90 20:00:27 GMT
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I have developed several commercial microcomputer games, and I feel
this is a good point.  more resolution will not be used by most
game developers, more colors will.  The Amiga is a good example,
even with high resolution options, and a lot of specialized graphics/animation
hardware, 99% of the games are 320X200 for memory and performance reasons.
More colors allows for a lot more anti-aliasing makeing the "apparent"
resolution greater.
-Roger