Totally! Those limited palettes forced designers to tell stories with a single color cue or a tiny sprite, so every frame had to count. It made games lean into clear, bold visuals and tight gameplay loops, which still feels fresh when you play ’90s platformers. The whole “less is more” vibe has carried over into indie pixel art titles—less memory, more creativity. It’s like the constraints became a storytelling tool, shaping how we think about what counts in a game.