Angled Pixels

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*[[In Search of the Yello Dello]] — In the [[Atari 2600]] scene, the swinging vine, as well as the crocodiles' upper jaws, are tilted.
*[[In Search of the Yello Dello]] — In the [[Atari 2600]] scene, the swinging vine, as well as the crocodiles' upper jaws, are tilted.
*[[TROGDOR!]] — The "Keep Playing" screen shows [[Strong Bad]] and [[Trogdor]], with their pixels angled.
*[[TROGDOR!]] — The "Keep Playing" screen shows [[Strong Bad]] and [[Trogdor]], with their pixels angled.
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**Also, in the "A Funny Joke" intermission, the arrows shot at the knight are angled as they bounce off him.\
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**Also, in the "A Funny Joke" intermission, the arrows shot at the knight are angled as they bounce off him.
**As well, during the ending scene with the smoked Kerrek, the pixels are angled as it hits the ground.
**As well, during the ending scene with the smoked Kerrek, the pixels are angled as it hits the ground.
*[[Population: Tire]] — The [[Videlectrix Mascot]]'s pixels are angled in the [[Videlectrix]] logo screen.
*[[Population: Tire]] — The [[Videlectrix Mascot]]'s pixels are angled in the [[Videlectrix]] logo screen.

Revision as of 21:21, 4 July 2009

Look closely...

In the Homestar Runner universe, characters often like to use games and computers that are outdated. Unlike modern computers, this means that the pixels are large and very visible, giving the figures a blocky appearance. However, sometimes pixels will appear tilted, an impossible occurrence on a real screen.

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