Talk:Hidden-line removal

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1984 Elite Game

Elite, a wonderful computer game by David Braben and Ian Bell published in 1984, is industry known for it's hidden line removal aspects. I feel that perhaps this could be mentioned somewhere near the beginning.

(As an aside,the article is written in a way that is perhaps a tiny little bit too dry for a penetrable encyclopedia article, though the author does seem to know what he/she is on about)— Preceding unsigned comment added by 113.240.177.145 (talk) 14:55, 29 January 2018 (UTC)‎[reply]