I don’t know about that, but certainly a great example of doing more with less.
The NES sound chip was impressive for its time but it still only had a very limited amount of channels to work with. Here’s some interesting deconstructions:
I don’t know about that, but certainly a great example of doing more with less.
The NES sound chip was impressive for its time but it still only had a very limited amount of channels to work with. Here’s some interesting deconstructions:
