Congrats, you have just done the work that it took for a single screen on a pre-Atari 2600 machine for artists to display an image, minus typing in each grid coordinate after graphing it to them display it on screen! That image would have given you an instant resume to make games for that late 80s/early 90s games! Colors make that super hard if you wanted more than 4 colors at once, and people did crazy things at that resolution back in the day.
Congrats, you have just done the work that it took for a single screen on a pre-Atari 2600 machine for artists to display an image, minus typing in each grid coordinate after graphing it to them display it on screen! That image would have given you an instant resume to make games for that late 80s/early 90s games! Colors make that super hard if you wanted more than 4 colors at once, and people did crazy things at that resolution back in the day.
Congrats, you have just done the work that it took for a single screen on a pre-Atari 2600 machine for artists to display an image, minus typing in each grid coordinate after graphing it to them display it on screen! That image would have given you an instant resume to make games for that late 80s/early 90s games! Colors make that super hard if you wanted more than 4 colors at once, and people did crazy things at that resolution back in the day.