Hi-Res

Current internet research informs me that indeed Sirius Software's adventure titles were merely poor clones of what Sierra titled at the time its "Hi-Res Adventures," but my young mind knew no difference, and I'll have you know that Escape From Rungistan challenged me for years.

Archive 2009-06-01 SVGL 2009

Current internet research informs me that indeed Sirius Software's adventure titles were merely poor clones of what Sierra titled at the time its "Hi-Res Adventures," but my young mind knew no difference, and I'll have you know that Escape From Rungistan challenged me for years.

An Open Letter To Mr. Bob Blauschild, Formerly Of Sirius Software SVGL 2009

Hi-Res images of the book covers are available through either publisher.

Archive 2008-07-01 Bettina Tizzy 2008

Zachary Quinto looks awesome as Spock and me likes the nice Hi-Res pictures!

Star Trek Reveals Galore: Kirk, Spock, Nero, Full Crew and More! « FirstShowing.net 2008

Hi-Res images of the book covers are available through either publisher.

Michel Tcherevkoff would have us all wearing a floral bouquet on our feet Bettina Tizzy 2008

If we are lucky, the ARG was subbed out to a marketing firm, like Hi-Res the company that ran The Lost Experience, and won't be affected by the strike.

Will The WGA Strike Impact Cloverfield? Dennis 2007

I looked around, and there is a much better quality video on the Hi-Res website Hi-Res is the company that built TLE sites:

We'll Miss You 1-18-08.com Dennis 2007

The trailer comes from IGN through IESB, and if you hit the Hi-Res button you'll see a bigger version, although with all IGN embedded videos I have a real problem with them stuttering and starting because they don't buffer the whole thing.

Filmstalker: Another new Alien vs Predator 2 – Requiem trailer 2007

A London studio called Hi-Res used television ads and specially made chocolate bars, among other things, in a still-talked-about game touting JJ Abrams' Lost .

Secret Websites, Coded Messages: The New World of Immersive Games 2007

The Apple II had two graphics modes: “Lo-Res” (80X40?) and “Hi-Res” (300X200?) and if I remember correctly it had memory mapped video, a simple implementation of BASIC included in ROM, and PEEK and POKE and access to disk BIOS.

No more AO-Hell « BuzzMachine 2005