Generates a four-panel retro game comparison screenshot showing one rooftop stage across 8-bit, 16-bit, PS1, and PS2-inspired styles.
Create a 16:9 promotional screenshot collage for a retro puzzle-action game called ConsoleChaos, showing the same side-scrolling rooftop stage rendered in four different console-generation styles at once. Divide the canvas into an exact 2x2 grid with thin black borders between panels, like a technical pilot comparison screen. Use strong CRT scanlines across the entire image, low-resolution pixel-art aesthetics, slightly blurry capture artifacts, and dark cyberpunk city colors.
Top-left panel: 8-bit / Famicom-style side-view platformer. Magenta-purple night sky, flat pixelated buildings, yellow-green tiled ground, three simple brown vertical towers with small pale windows. A tiny pink-haired anime girl sprite in white/pink is mid-jump moving right. Very limited palette, chunky pixels, high contrast.
Top-right panel: 16-bit / Super Famicom-style side-view platformer. Bright blue sky with long flat white clouds, green rooftop fence/platform, blue building facade with rows of yellow-lit windows. The same pink-haired anime girl sprite stands on the platform facing right, wearing a blue outfit. Cleaner sprites and more colors than the top-left panel.
Bottom-left panel: early PlayStation-style 3D view. Third-person camera behind and slightly to the side of a low-poly pink-haired anime girl character standing on a gray tiled rooftop. Purple foggy night skyline, blocky buildings with a few lit windows, visible polygon edges and jagged texture warping. Add a black UI strip along the bottom with tiny white Japanese debug-like text and button hints.
Bottom-right panel: PlayStation 2-style 3D view. Third-person 3D rooftop scene at night with a larger, smoother anime girl character facing the camera, pink twin-tail hair, dark blue/black outfit with blue skirt and boots. She stands on a broad gray tiled rooftop with city buildings and yellow-lit windows below, a raised platform and blocky obstacle behind her, plus a small red object on the platform. Dark navy sky, more detailed geometry than bottom-left but still retro game-like. Include faint tiny white UI/debug text near the lower left edge.
Character details: use one recurring heroine, pink-haired anime girl, with pastel pink hair and a blue/black futuristic school-uniform-inspired outfit in the later-generation panels. Keep the four render styles clearly distinct: 8-bit, 16-bit, PS1 low-poly, and PS2-era 3D. Do not add a title logo or extra explanatory captions; this should look like a captured development comparison image rather than a polished poster.
