Skill & Precision Games · 22
A frame at 60 frames per second lasts about 16.7 milliseconds, which is why a 'one-frame window' is both tiny and extremely memorable. A forgiving input window can make a game feel crisp rather than easy, because the player's intention survives tiny differences in hardware and reaction time. One pixel to the left can be the difference between genius and the restart screen.
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