Re: This is a another question

["steve" <qcsteve@prodigy.net>]

I think you're thinking of the N64.  The SNES doesnt have a 90MHz silicon
graphics chip, just SuperFX . The SNES uses a 65816 processor same as the
Apple IIgs. (from what I read from the readme of a SNES emulator for the
MacOS called Silhouette) that is what Nintendo used to make some of the
early SNES games, but it runs to slow (probably without a ZipGS).

Steve


Frank Carney wrote in message <36743567.E668ABEC@cyberhighway.net>...
>I do not see how you can make a SNES emulator on a GS.  One of the
>problems is speed.  The SNES uses a 90MHz silicon graphics chip with
>built in 3D.  The GS has nothing of the kind.
>