Probably easier to find parts for some of the dedicated games, then cloning
into a soon to be obsolete PC-clone. After all , at least with a dedicated
game some bright person (Clay, Dave H., etc) will figure out a work-around
for an obsolete part more easily than trying to figure out a part for one
of thousands of motherboards for PC-clones...
John :-#)#
At 01:13 AM 1/6/2000 -0500, you wrote:
> > > Given a 586 PC-clone with the proper number of parallel cards for
> > > driving the
> > > monitor and sound cards, you could run emulation software that would be
> > > indistinguishable from the real hardware.
>
>...and how long until you can't find parts for 586's? heh.
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