Digitized Still Images
Other (objects, etc.) theme
335
games
48platforms
Real life images or a video frame have been scanned and made into textures, sprites, and/or images within the game.
Notable people involved: Mark Lorenzen, Doug TenNapel, John Tobias, Mike Dawson and Greg Roach
Alternate name: Live-action stills
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If this is not apparent from screenshots or tags (e.g. live actors), please provide explanation where/why this is valid for the game.
Related
* Live actors
* Digitized video
Related to stop motion animation but in some cases utilizing single images and not intended to convey motion.
* Live actors
* Digitized video
Related to stop motion animation but in some cases utilizing single images and not intended to convey motion.
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The first Digitized Still Images video game was released in 1983.
Acclaim, Acclaim Entertainment, Anco and Activision published most of these games.