Of course, you'd have to be a complete jackoff not to realize that but what HARDWARE does it use?ironfist61 wrote:It's a ripoff of the Wii. Stupid scam console.atari2600a wrote:The Vii, is it a GBA or SNES clone?
Chintendo Vii.
Piece of crap Wii ripoff, tries to confuse fools.
http://www.ask.com/web?q=chintendo+vii& ... &o=0&l=dir
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vii
I want these for Christmas please...
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.eofDr. Ashen thought some of the games on his Vii were "surprisingly fun", especially the mini-golf game, the dart game, and "Bird Knight" which appeared to have been heavily inspired by Balloon Kid/Hello Kitty World.ironfist61 wrote:It's a ripoff of the Wii. Stupid scam console.atari2600a wrote:The Vii, is it a GBA or SNES clone?
Please keep it T-rated.atari2600a wrote:Of course, you'd have to be a complete jackoff not to realize that
From the screenshots and videos I've seen, it appears to use at least a 16-bit-class graphics chipset. It might be an enhanced famiclone PPU; it might be a TurboGrafx video chipset; it might be a Genesis VDP; it might be something completely different. Google isn't aware of anyone who has tried to hack it.atari2600a wrote:but what HARDWARE does it use?
My money's on "something completely different." I believe several companies manufacture all-in-one CPU/GPU/IO chips for use in plug-and-play TV games, and they're likely much easier and less restrictive to develop for than cloned 1980s hardware. I'm not sure how much they cost, though.tepples wrote:From the screenshots and videos I've seen, it appears to use at least a 16-bit-class graphics chipset. It might be an enhanced famiclone PPU; it might be a TurboGrafx video chipset; it might be a Genesis VDP; it might be something completely different.
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mmm... This thing is gettin' interesting. I think I'll buy one 'n' look around a little. It'd be nice if we can get some edge connector into the thing.BMF54123 wrote:My money's on "something completely different." I believe several companies manufacture all-in-one CPU/GPU/IO chips for use in plug-and-play TV games, and they're likely much easier and less restrictive to develop for than cloned 1980s hardware. I'm not sure how much they cost, though.tepples wrote:From the screenshots and videos I've seen, it appears to use at least a 16-bit-class graphics chipset. It might be an enhanced famiclone PPU; it might be a TurboGrafx video chipset; it might be a Genesis VDP; it might be something completely different.
Think of the possibilities.
I just did. It'd be weird. Have swappable carts. Kinda like that Atari 2600 plug and play thing they had.
