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Not crazy at all; The CPU did not need emulation, and the ROM was rewritten to use the Amiga's superior hardware. For example, the Mac back then did all graph
by beagle3 9y ago
Not crazy at all; The CPU did not need emulation, and the ROM was rewritten to use the Amiga's superior hardware.
For example, the Mac back then did all graphics in software, where as even the earliest Amiga model, the 1000, had a capable hardware blitter. If I am not mistaken, the Amiga's copper chip was flexible enough to map the display memory exactly like the Mac.