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Encyclopedia > POKEY

There are several meanings for Pokey.


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pokey - definition of pokey in Encyclopedia (395 words)
Pokey the Penguin is a surrealistic online comic strip, which began in 1998 and continues to be updated (albeit sporadically) to this day.
The art has been described as resembling "the drawings of a four-year old with a short-attention span and poor motor control"; the dialogue, by contrast, has a peculiarly knowing and subtle air about it, despite the fact that it is delivered entirely in italicized capitals with multiple exclamation marks.
Pokey's fans persistently see it as a work of genius; in any case, "HERE ON RUM ISLAND WE DO NOT BELIEVE IN RUM!" and "IN MEAT-SPACE, EVERYONE IS YOUR FRIEND!!!" are unlikely to be the work of a four-year old.
Encyclopedia: Atari POKEY (1010 words)
The Atari POKEY is a digital I/O chip found in the Atari 8-bit family of home computers and many arcade games in the 1980s.
POKEY is also well known for its sound effect and music generation capabilities, producing a distinctive square wave sound popular among chip tune aficionados.
The design of the POKEY made it possible for games to have polyphonic music and sound effects of up to four channels.
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