A while back, I think Clay had posted that one idea for a Sega multi-sound
was using mp3 chips as in the Rio. I got a new Mouser catalog last night,
and one of the ***NEW*** chips listed is an ST mp3 decoder chip. They want
around $15 for it -- I'm guessing Clay has a line on something cheaper, but
I figured I would mention it here just in case.
Another idea that came up recently: I've been looking for a clock for my
gameroom, and had the idea of a 'vector clock', without a clear idea of what
this would be. I've toyed with everything from just leaving an old laptop
set up with something running, to wiring up a microcontroller to run my
scope when I'm not using it (but why shorten the life of the scope).
Mouser lists Dallas Semi clock chips for around $5 - same ones I just saw on
some old mother boards. So here's an idea for you multi-game makers: How
feasable would it be to stick a clock chip on a multi-game project, and have
a clock for the screensaver of the menu ?
Tempest with the tubes is what came to mind, this is just a free-for-all
idea.
-Chris
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WestNet Internet Services of Westchester
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