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> 32-bit Nintendo Gamecube?
by sigvef 15y ago
> 32-bit Nintendo
Gamecube?
- drbawb 15y agoHe might be talking about the N64 (which IIRC most games used the set of 32-bit instructions because they were faster and "accurate enough" at the time. - Not sure, though.)
- mkr-hn 15y agoI'm assuming prewett meant 16 bit, which would be the SNES. The only comparison I've seen people make between the N64/Gamecube and NES/SNES is that sprite-based games aged better than early 3D games.
- prewett 15y agoSorry, I meant the Super Nintendo, which I guess is 16-bit. I knew 32-bit sounded a little wrong...