@UrstMcRedHead also youre wrong in several things

The design was tweaked a few times

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/566324895466913802/644274546475794443/QYHuvjyaxyrRTkcu6W5SC4yBUPjlRPYh14ExISHBECocZ5RC1caZwVLrfbTS9cMlpu97o4dUrbWdzAwVWy5nWiNpuj1I3VDfIvH6.png

The design was created in the 16 bit era not the 8 bit era

Not by much, and mostly because of 3d @Timeward

The design was still created in 16 bit not 8 bit

Sorry.. mid 80's, not superearly 90's

And most importantly there is the version of the design with blue arms, rather than skin-color arms, which the movie version is based off of

80's

90's

Fick

The sega genesis was released in 1988

try again?

hmm

cringe

In japan it was 1988

In america, 1989

ah, ok; prolly 90' when i got mine

maybe 91

Sega released their 16 bit console a few years before nintendo, when they were still running the NES

yeah, but the 16 bit consiole wasn't very popular

I mean

It was basically a 50/50 divide eventually

Between the genesis and the SNES

yeah, pretty much

then the dream station killed it

Sorry the whay

Sega's main problem was getting footing after the 16 bit era

I've also been PC my whole life so 8/16 bit means color pallet and not architecture

Screwing up with their subsequent consoles

sega cd i guess it what it was called

@UrstMcRedHead I mean it did mean color pallete for consoles too

The sega cd was an addon for the genesis

Their next console was the saturn

Doom, and Quake where 8bit color pallet, but came out mid 90s

ah, saturn; maybe that is the one i was thinking of

boomer memory; only 16 bits at a time

😉

Nintendo's big mistake was sticking with cartridges even with the nintendo 64

It did work