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For example, here's a stitched photomicrograph of a first-revision Mattel Simon game, both with and without its top metal layer. No microcontrollers here! Given enough dedication, it would be possible for someone to implement the functionality of the chip in our netlist system.pic.twitter.com/ircQrtE5iz
Thus, even though these ASIC-based handhelds do not nicely slot into an existing handheld driver in MAME, there's enough information there that people could do useful things in the future. And, in a way, it's like opening a gift; you don't know what's in it until you open it!
So ASIC handhelds need to be manually traced and are impossible to dump, making them more labor and time consuming to emulate? Also pardon my ignorance, do the cheaper handhelds use microcontrollers? I’d imagine dumping code to a generic IC would be cheaper than making an ASIC.
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