例句與造句

1. The Atari 5200, released in 1982, was also capable of hardware scrolling.
2. Nowhere does the article claim that the NES was the first console with hardware scrolling.
3. Because the screen memory can be accessed by two pointers and relocated anywhere in available memory, it is extremely easy to implement hardware scrolling and page flipping to enable easy game design and programming.
4. They used additional display modes and registers, and added hardware scrolling capabilities and other advanced features . ( Note that the Mega Drive VDP cannot access any of the TMS9918 display modes discussed below .)
5. With " Blood Money ", Jones was determined to utilise the full colour range of the Amiga, opting to use the blitter as opposed to the hardware scrolling; the blitter allowed graphics to be drawn quickly.
6. It's difficult to find hardware scrolling in a sentence. 用hardware scrolling造句挺難的
7. The game is incredibly fast and smooth scrolling ( particularly for the Acorn Electron which lacks hardware scrolling ability ), and the author once stated that he designed " Syncron " as an exercise in pure speed rather than playability.
8. Unlike the majority of Superior Software's BBC Micro games, it was thought that it would not be possible to convert to the Acorn Electron as the game already used up the memory of the BBC Micro and the Electron lacks hardware scrolling capability.
9. Adaptive tile refresh using hardware scrolling made its first appearance in an unreleased test game dubbed " " Dangerous Dave in Copyright Infringement " " . " Dangerous Dave " was a title previously used by John Romero while programming games for Softdisk.
10. Flare's prototype system was ROM, 128k of video RAM, 768k of system RAM ) promised graphics with 256 colours on-screen simultaneously, could handle 3 million pixels per second, output 8 channel stereo and had a blitter chip that allowed vertical and horizontal hardware scrolling.
11. Very soon, a team of enthusiasts formed, gathering around Maubert Electronique, a small electronics shop in Paris'Latin Quarter, and developing a large number of utilities and games ( one of the most impressing one was Pac-Man for the 48, one of the first programs using the hardware scrolling device of the 48 ).
12. In 1985, Sega's Master System incorporated hardware scrolling, alongside an increased colour palette, greater memory, pseudo-3D effects, and stereoscopic 3-D, gaining a clear hardware advantage over the NES . However, the NES would still continue to dominate the important North American and Japanese markets, while the Master System would gain more dominance in the emerging European and South American markets.