modern serial terminal

Long time since I played on my Megadrive, and long since forgotten the system's stats, though I'm sure I could dig it up looking through my old official (UK) Sega magazines :) Wasn't there different manufacturers of 68000's? I know the original was created by Motorola, but I can't say for sure whether the one Sega used was by them. Just incase anyone wondered (or perhaps not!), the SNES was actually an 8-bit machine with a "crazy chip" (think I got that quote right, been a long time since I read "Game Over" by David Scheff). I'd love to know how mode 7 worked (for 3D-ish racing games like Mario Kart and F-Zero), as it couldn't do 3D polygon graphics until the SFX (Super Effects) chip was created (presumably just some sort of maths co-processor?) Regards, Andrew B aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk Sridhar Ayengar <ploopster at gmail.com> wrote: David Griffith wrote: *>> snip <<* If memory serves, because it has a 16-bit graphics pipeline. Peace... Sridhar