A blend of newly produced hip hop tracks. Old school feeling and throwed.

Tape Mix NETWORK ERA

A good wah feeling and some sunshine and drank. 

Sunshine And Champagne - House music

AHH , The moon versus the club again. High, how are you tonight? Will you join me up here?

C@d3t (Cadet)

Sesh

Mell0w bęæśt

Kutaragi worked on this secret project to create a new 32-bit console that was simple yet powerful, easy to program for and cheap. His original concept was first shown at the Tokyo International Electronics Show in October 1991 and due for release in January 1993 for a price of US$200. The system was still going to allow the play of SNES games (just like the SNES CD-ROM that Nintendo and Philips were currently working on) and it was scheduled for release 6 months before the SNES CD-ROM. Sony's PlayStation was presented as a console for both games and educational software, with titles such as: Compton\'s Enemy Encyclopaedia, Software Toolworks World Atlas, Microsoft BookShelf 1991, Languages of the World, National Geographic Mammals of the World and Mixed up Mother Goose. There were no games announced yet, but with Sony's money and connections within the video game industry, they were able to get third party support a little later down the track. Namco was one of the earliest third party companies to join. They too wanted to get back at Nintendo for their dispute in 1990. Other third party companies soon joined as well.

Network Era _Log on.wavy

Downtempo wavy CD-ROM: XA2 double speed CD-ROM, 256K CD-ROM buffer
Data Engine: MDEC clearing 80 MIPS, CPU direct bus connection
Graphics Processing Unit: GFX processor unit
Sound: ADPCM, 24 channels, 4 Mbits Sound RAM, 44.1 KHz sampling frequency
Colour Palette: 16.7 million colours
Resolution: 256x224 - 640 x 480 (max) Resolution: 256 x 224 - 740 x 480 (max 1,677k colours)
Sprite/BG drawing
Adjustable frame buffer
No line restriction
Unlimited CLUTs (Colour Look-Up Tables)
Sprites: 4,000 8 x 8 pixel sprites with individual scaling and rotation
Simultaneous backgrounds
360,000 polygons/sec
Memory Cards: 128 Kbyte flash-memory cards

Network Era _ Wrong number.wavy

Off the new album “Log on “ by Network Era 

 8~20~7064 though the engine renders a 3D space, that space is projected from a two-dimensional floor plan. The line of sight is always parallel to the floor, walls must be perpendicular to the floors, and it is not possible to create multi-level structures%

Network Era _ New wav.wavy

Supported Platform(s)
DOS, Microsoft Windows, MacOS, Amiga Workbench, NeXTSTEP, Macintosh, Commodore Amiga, NeXT, Atari Jaguar, Sega 32X, Sony PlayStation, Panasonic 3DO, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn,

Network Era _ Chat room.wavy

Electr0n1x and H1GH grade For more music check Network Era on Spotify



:CPU: 32-bit RISC (33.9MHz)
RAM: 2MB, 1MB Video RAM.



Graphics: 3D Geometry Engine, with 2D rotation, scaling, transparency and fading and 3D texture mapping and shading.
Colors: 16.7 million.
Sprites: 4,000.
Polygons: 360,000 per second.
Resolution: 640x480.
Sound: idhh334085n.ddw

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