This was done to save memory and so that games could squeeze every last amount of power from the custom chips.

This version had a color display and the hardware was based on a custom chip.

They also design and collaborate on custom chips, which they would get both, first, and only.

Other custom chips control the video display and the machine's sound-generating capacity.

In 1996 he designed another custom chip for this system, the i21.

Slowly, the Amiga's custom chips began to take shape.

He designed a new custom chip, called Buster, to handle the expansion bus.

Individual game cartridges can supply further custom chips as needed.

The engine also has a custom chip designed by Cosworth for a further increase in performance.

Having a custom chip on a videogame machine is pointless, a big mistake.