On Fri, 24 Aug 2001, Glenn Saunders wrote:
> As for emulating no-CPU games, it can be done, as it was with Pong on Atari
> Arcade Hits 1. It's just not easy. Some people are working on no-CPU
> games for MAME, but I'm not holding my breath on them, especially Monaco GP
> which has to be the most advanced no-CPU game ever created (why they still
> went with that ultra-hw-design-intensive architecture with that game is a
> mystery to me).
>
MAME used to have pong emulated, but it was taken out because it was
considered more of a simulation than an emulation, if I remember the
README correctly..
B.
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