Really interesting. I think it's very cool that it only cost $20M to develop a next generation board that had 10x the power of a consumer device at the time in

Really interesting. I think it's very cool that it only cost $20M to develop a next generation board that had 10x the power of a consumer device at the time in an attempt to keep arcades relevant. It seemed to have worked well until dedicated 3D cards and the Internet became more consumer friendly, but that still gave them a good 15 years of lead time it seems.