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Mechanics Explained

@RetroGameMechEx

A rundown of the instruction set used by the SPC700 that is found in the Super NES's sound system!

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SPC700 Instruction Set - SPC700 Series pt. 2

How many kinds of instructions could a SPC700 series processor execute? It's all explained right here.LINKSTwitter (updates): https://twitter.com/RetroGameMe...

1:12 PM · Apr 14, 2022

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I wonder if you've ever considered making a video on how processors work at all. Sort of, from logic gates to pixel graphics. You seem to know about everything there is about computers.