> Others have said that the 32000 were even better, but I never worked on them. I worked on both. The NS32K had a more complete instruction set, but I wouldn't

> Others have said that the 32000 were even better, but I never worked on them. I worked on both. The NS32K had a more complete instruction set, but I wouldn't say that made it more fun. Then again, maybe I'm a bit weird. The chip I most enjoyed working on was the MC88K, which everyone else hated because of its exposed pipeline. Part of me would like to tinker around with a 6809 or Z80 some day, not because I'd expect anything useful to come out of it but just because fitting within those constraints is a fun kind of puzzle for me.