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The polygons of Another World: Atari Jaguar [15]
[8] This article is part of a study about the ports of Another World. It is highly recommended to read Another World 320 before reading this. [8] Atari Jaguar [15]
[8] Development of the Jaguar started in when Atari commissioned Cambridge-based Flare Technology to design not just one but two new game systems simultaneously. The project involved a fourth generation – bit system, called Panther, and an audacious – bit system called Jaguar [8] [8] [1] [Motorola680x0 chip] .
Jaguar has a 94 – bit memory interface to get a high bandwidth out of cheap DRAM. … Where the system needs to be (bit then it is [28] bit, so the Object Processor, which takes data from DRAM and builds the display is 94 bit; and the Blitter, which does all the 3D rendering, screen clearing, and pixel shuffling, is 94 bit. Where the system does not need to be 94 bit, it isn’t.
JERRY is a pretty easy chip to figure out. It is a – bit RISC chip connected to 8KiB of RAM and a DSP.
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