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Visto que o outro tópico descambou para SNES x Neo Geo, resolvi criar este tópico para discutirem isso aqui, mas este aqui é para hardware mesmo.
Considerações ao post do @Proteus_ que trouxe algumas informações técnicas no outro tópico:
Aqui.
Fonte.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/NeoGeo
trecho.
The cost was high, not just for the processing power, but for the joysticks and games. The games cost about $200, partly because their size was comparable to N64 carts and partly because of their architecture — theRAM chips needed to play the game were built into the cart rather than in the system. The system launched in the US, with two controllers and the game Magician Lord, at $650. Just a bit later, a bundle with no game and one controller sold for $400.
Outros também afirmam que certos jogos rodam com chipsets extras dentro de certos cartuchos (com certeza aqueles jogos mais avançados).
fonte.
https://www.giantbomb.com/neo-geo/3045-25/
trecho.
Much of the Neo Geo's advanced graphical capabilities, however, came from the use of custom GPU graphics processors, both within the system as well as additional chips on individual game cartridges, much like an arcade machine. The Neo Geo featured up to seven specialized processors, including the two CPU processors and several graphics chips. And while the RAM was not very large, it could access larger ROM data directly from cartridges at high speeds. These features made the Neo Geo the most powerfull
As especificações de video e Ram do Neo Geo puro nem chega ser muito superior que a do SNes e Mega como se pensa.
Neo Geo.
Post original: [Discussão geral] Saturn vs. Nintendo 64
Considerações ao post do @Proteus_ que trouxe algumas informações técnicas no outro tópico:
Aqui.
Fonte.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/NeoGeo
trecho.
The cost was high, not just for the processing power, but for the joysticks and games. The games cost about $200, partly because their size was comparable to N64 carts and partly because of their architecture — theRAM chips needed to play the game were built into the cart rather than in the system. The system launched in the US, with two controllers and the game Magician Lord, at $650. Just a bit later, a bundle with no game and one controller sold for $400.
Outros também afirmam que certos jogos rodam com chipsets extras dentro de certos cartuchos (com certeza aqueles jogos mais avançados).
fonte.
https://www.giantbomb.com/neo-geo/3045-25/
trecho.
Much of the Neo Geo's advanced graphical capabilities, however, came from the use of custom GPU graphics processors, both within the system as well as additional chips on individual game cartridges, much like an arcade machine. The Neo Geo featured up to seven specialized processors, including the two CPU processors and several graphics chips. And while the RAM was not very large, it could access larger ROM data directly from cartridges at high speeds. These features made the Neo Geo the most powerfull
As especificações de video e Ram do Neo Geo puro nem chega ser muito superior que a do SNes e Mega como se pensa.
Neo Geo.
- Main RAM (Random Access Memory)
- Neo Geo: 74 KB (including 64 KB work RAM) = 138 kb
- Em comparação com o SNes por exemplo = 128 kb de Ram
- Neo Geo CD: 2 MB
- Video RAM (VRAM)
- Neo Geo: 84 KB
- Main VRAM: 64 KB (including 8 KB on-screen palette RAM)
- Fast VRAM: 4 KB
- total = 76 kb
- SNes 64 kb
- Neo Geo: 84 KB
Post original: [Discussão geral] Saturn vs. Nintendo 64
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