Easier to leave out the parallelism and just look at concurrency. For a game like Mario, you can split up the memory and decide what you want to be shared and

Easier to leave out the parallelism and just look at concurrency. For a game like Mario, you can split up the memory and decide what you want to be shared and what do you want to be per-thread. E.g. starting small you can rig up just a few fixed variables like scores or whatever to be persisted from one game to the next. trying to push that further without causing endless corruption should be fun :)