Strong Bad's Technology
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| - | [[Strong Bad]] is clearly out of date when it comes to '''technology'''. | + | [[Strong Bad]] is clearly out of date when it comes to '''technology'''. [[Videlectrix]] supports this by releasing 8-bit and 16-bit games. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 22 December 2005
Strong Bad is clearly out of date when it comes to technology. Videlectrix supports this by releasing 8-bit and 16-bit games.
Appearances
- Almost every Strong Bad Email - Strong Bad uses outdated computers, and considered the Compy 386 and Lappy 486 as state-of-the-art computers with awesome features.
- Email duck pond - Strong Bad says that the Atari version of Duck Pond has state-of-the-art graphics.
- Email weird dream - Strong Bad is unaware of how to use an Apple OS.
- Email lures & jigs - Strong Bad refers to Fishing Challenge '91 as "the pinnacle of graphics".
- Email website - Strong Bad's Website is similar to many other outdated ones created during the '90s.
- Email video games - Strong Bad considers the SNES-style RhinoFeeder to be on a brand new and super-photorealistic system.
- Email lady...ing - Strong Bad uses a laserdisc, saying that everything is better on it.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 - Strong Bad tries to buy Turbografx games at Babbages.
- Biz Cas Fri 3 - Strong Bad was unaware that backing up files was nessecary, and then thought he could do so by keeping some of the ashes of his exploded computer.
- Real-Live E-Mails - Strong Bad is unaware of the term "burning DVDs" and sets fire to a spindel of them.
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