8 Bit

Character history
Decades ago, during the early days of console gaming, slot machines were popular. They ran on 8-bit systems and offered simple yet addictive games. As technology advanced, gaming migrated to computers and home consoles, leading to a decline in interest in slot machines. Owners were forced to close their businesses and get rid of their outdated machines.
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Some time later, mechanic Pam found a discarded slot machine in a landfill. She decided to upgrade it by adding limbs and weapons, but at first, the machine wouldn't work. Several months later, the robot suddenly awakened. It had acquired sentience, artificial intelligence, and even memories. Remembering that slot machines were popular before more modern entertainment emerged, the robot decided to destroy all game companies.
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After the initial attack, the public took photos of the robot and posted them on the news. Pam and Ricochet tracked down their creation, defeated it in combat, and took it back for modifications. The updated 8-Bit reappeared in the arena as a fighter. The firmware softened its aggressiveness towards next-gen games, and now its main focus is on the Arena.
8-Bit is a slot machine that hates players. The reason is that one day, a man, frustrated by a loss, stole one of its weapons. This event made the character even angrier and more bitter.

8-Bit resembles a slot machine with a cubic body and protruding faces. It has blue eyes that cover almost the entire display, two red buttons, and an oblong hole beneath its eyes. Blue arms extend from the sides of its body, reaching eye level. In its left hand, it holds a gun with a hose. Its short legs are colored blue and light gray.

Cynicism and irritation towards others (especially towards “players”).
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Resentment and mistrust due to betrayal (theft of weapons).
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Perseverance and resilience - despite loss, continues to fight.
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Technical coldness - like a machine gun: calculating, functional, without unnecessary emotionality.