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Nitpicking, but the OCS ("classic") Amiga can also display 64 colors (in half brite mode) or even the full 4096 color palette (in hold and modify/HAM mode). Tha
by aruggirello 6y ago
Nitpicking, but the OCS ("classic") Amiga can also display 64 colors (in half brite mode) or even the full 4096 color palette (in hold and modify/HAM mode). That's what made people's jaws drop back then.
- LocalH 6y agoAlthough the earliest A1000s didn't include EHB mode
- the_af 6y agoNever owned an Amiga. HAM was used for static screens and photos, right? What were the screen modes used for actual games?
- LeoPanthera 6y agoWith extremely unusual exceptions, no games used HAM, because it took several frames to completely redraw the screen. 32-color was the standard.