Yeah, eventually I see it becoming its own standalone board, but it's nice that it's allowing Amiga users to make use of their existing hardware (peripherals, e

Yeah, eventually I see it becoming its own standalone board, but it's nice that it's allowing Amiga users to make use of their existing hardware (peripherals, etc...). Also, no announcements I know of have indicated this is on the cards, but I'd also be interested to see if it becomes a more general-purpose 68k accelerator, there may be users of other 68k-based machines that would be interested in a clip-on accelerator. Not for any practical reason, just for fun. I think it'd be funny to see a Mega Drive run homebrew faster than a PlayStation. ;-)