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Phosphor Screen Display

Culture theme

Screens in the game, or the main display of the game simulates old style monochrome monitors such as the amber, green, or page white displays.

11
games
7
platforms

Alternate names: Green Screen Display, Amber Screen Display, Page White Display

Enter the Matrix (Xbox)
Enter the Matrix
XBOX 2003-05-14
Enter the Matrix (PlayStation 2)
Enter the Matrix
PS2 2003-05-14
Enter the Matrix (GameCube)
Enter the Matrix
GC 2003-05-14
Enter the Matrix (Windows)
Enter the Matrix
WIN 2003-05-14
The Matrix: Path of Neo (Xbox)
The Matrix: Path of Neo
XBOX 2005-11-07
miniElite (Internet Only)
miniElite
WWW 2013-01-13
Progress Bar Simulator
LIN 2019
Wargame
COCO 1983-11
The Matrix Online
WIN 2005-03-22
Perfect Bees Blossom
LIN 2013-03-23
C-Hawk Football
COCO 1986-12
A bit less common than green, amber, and white, is the use of blue phosphor display. It has no technical difference from green or amber and is just another possible choice for monochrome display. The TRS-80 originally used blue phosphor display with only the very last models switching to green phosphor.

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Parent group

Retro

Games by year

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The first Phosphor Screen Display video game was released on November 1983.

Infogrames and Atari published most of these games.

Related site

Wikipedia entry

Platforms

Xbox 2
Windows 2
Linux 2
Tandy Coco 2
GameCube 1
PS2 1
Internet Only 1

Most common companies

Infogrames3
Atari2