Star Citizen is another game that has implemented this level of detail, you just can't smash the screens, yet...
this post was submitted on 31 Aug 2024
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I bought SC years ago when I was a single freshman kid in college. I now am a grown adult with a family, a home, career, a stock market portfolio and a 401k retirement fund. When the fuck will that God dammed game fucking release?
I think the going saying at this point is "2 more years".
They've definitely continued to pump out more features over the years. And some players have finally gotten to test out jump points to the next system "Pyro"... But I could easily see them continuing to develop this game for another 3-5 years before we see it in beta.
I remember this one! Great video, and very cool effect too.
I suppose he explains it in the video, I don't recall, but with regards to the title, these are CRT televisions, they don't have pixels.
They shoot an electron beam in horizontal sweeping lines across a mask behind the glass to achieve their image. Way more analogue than pixels.
But yeah, this video is a wonder to behold, do check it out :-)
They absolutely have pixels. They aren’t directly addressable but they exist.
They're kinda addressable in that the electron beam scans across a line, and every through each line, with a pulse activating the (iirc phosphor) at the pixel for the desired colour.