Pemalite on 28 August 2022
The SNES also had more than just the FX/FX2 chips to enhance it's capabilities...
There was also the CX4 Co-Processor which would perform trigonometry/wireframe effects/sprite manipulation.. Which was used for some of the Megaman games.
DSP-1 through to DSP-4 chips would assist mode-7 heavy games like Mario Kart and Pilot Wings to perform vector based calculations, bitmap conversions, coordinate transformations and more.
SA1 chip which had a 3.58Mhz CPU, 2Kb of Ram, new math functions and more which was used in games like Super Mario RPG.
ST Series of chips which were basically "A.I Co-Processors".
Nintendo did a lot with the hardware of the SNES, but so did the myriad of Co-Processors.
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