Sentence examples for rudimentary graphics from inspiring English sources

Lantz likes the effect produced by rudimentary graphics.

With 300 seconds of rudimentary graphics, Passage created the first interactive memento mori.

Kurita originally envisioned emojis as a workaround for mobile users to deploy rudimentary graphics despite the chokingly slow connection speeds of the era.

Puzzle games are rarely known for their dazzling visuals and Mini-Land Mayhem is no exception; it all looks a little basic, though the rudimentary graphics are not without their charms.

The rudimentary graphics are far from 64-bit but the Bonus Pack's handheld arcade offers Sub Hunt and Mine Hunt, proving that no video-game suite is complete without a couple of contests featuring bombs.

Likewise, the gently heart-breaking stories of the people you meet in the line make this a game quite unlike any other, one that, despite the rudimentary graphics, reveals the largely unexplored potential of the medium to build true empathy and understanding.

The event has captured the imagination of the original joystick generation, to whom the video game experience was grounded on the enchanting possibilities of rudimentary graphic designs.

When he returned to the United States in 1971, Mr. Kalman learned rudimentary graphic design by doing window displays for the Student Book Exchange at N.Y.U., which was owned by Leonard Riggio, who later bought Barnes & Noble and made Mr. Kalman its first creative director.

Verbiesen wanted to revive the spirit of early game developers, celebrating their ability to create highly sophisticated and immersive worlds with limited technology and rudimentary graphic design.

The gameplay was created and refined using rudimentary graphic elements to establish the types of puzzles they wanted to have, but aware of how these elements would be presented to the player in the released version.

There's simple 2D-style animation, switching to rudimentary 3D graphics occasionally, but with the hand-drawn originals in the "thinks" bubbles – the newspaper cartoons have a stylish clarity that movie and TV versions always lacked.