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4th Generation Video Games
Digital Electronics Blocks 7 & 8
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Review: What have we learned about vide games so far …
Video games started out very simplistic (Pong, Tennis & Target Practice …); No color, so sprites. Video Games picked up notoriety in generation II, when a bunch companies started to take part in the industry Video games started to lose popularity, when there were too many companies producing a similar product (why we only see 3 major gaming companies today.)
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“Gen 4” … From 1987 – 1996 Referred to as the 16 bit era (games were running twice as powerful as video games in Generation II & III) Atari stopped making video games, the two main video game companies now are Sega and Nintendo (A big Rivalry emerges)
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“Generation 4 Console Features”
Multi button controllers, more than just a “D-Pad” – Up to 8 buttons Better sound / music capabilities (Stereo Sound and produced music); Michael Jackson Better color, better looking sprites, 3-Dimensional capabilities.
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Gen 4 Systems … Sega Genesis Super NES (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Neo Geo AES PC-Engine Turbographics We’re just going to focus on the 1st two.
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Sega Genesis Released August 14th 1989
Most Popular for “Sonic The Hedgehog” games; (sold 15 million units) Cost $190, which is about $361 dollars in 2015 Games ran for about $60 each
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Super NES Released August 23rd 1991.
Most Popular for Super Mario World (which sold 20 million units). Cost about $200 which about $350 in 2015.
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Assignment Assignment: Aladdin (Disney) Sonic The Hedgehog
List of Genesis Games I have for you to play: … Go onto the U: Drive into the folder called “Genesis” Assignment: Aladdin (Disney) Sonic The Hedgehog Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Sonic The Hedgehog 3 The Magic School Bus X-Men Street Fighter 2 Turbo Test these games out, tell me which one you liked the best and why. Also tell me about the processors of either the Sega Genesis or the Super Nintendo.
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