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That kind of trick was very common back in the day. The Amiga used a very similar setup between the chipset and the CPU. And cartridge based consoles have oft
by digi_owl 10y ago
That kind of trick was very common back in the day.
The Amiga used a very similar setup between the chipset and the CPU.
And cartridge based consoles have often included coprocessors on the carts (but nothing as potent as this ARM). At the tail end of the SNES years there was even a simple "GPU" in some of its carts.
- leoc 10y ago> At the tail end of the SNES years there was even a simple "GPU" in some of its carts. Starfox was the most famous example of that approach, right?