NFS4 HS - also has best racing and menu in game music.

now you have the current generation which is just a garbage lineup of cross platform mediocrity because there is no new hardware innovations

5:35 jesus christ all i hear is wah wah wah i have to learn stuff

To be fair, the ps2 was very difficult to code on but once people got used to it, it really shined.

Thank you so much zygal studio. I think you have become my favourite plug for embedded systems as am a beginner into the field and industry. And your videos especially this one has set a good foundation for me. Thank you

I would love to see a major game company create a good game for the jaguar hardware.

Is it a problem to find work if my bachelor is Information Technology with Bussiness and my masters Embedded systems?

"Developed internally at NTG/3DO by several of the same people who developed the operating system for the Amiga computer, Portfolio takes many of its design cues from Amiga. Indeed, Amiga programmers will find Portfolio quite familiar."

Jag-Wire? Nope

"Jagwire"? Im sure it's called "Jag u a"

"Yee-Haw!"

turn that garbage background music off.

What happened to this channel, I noticed you haven’t uploaded in a while. Hope you’re ok and that you keep posting. You’re videos are extremely interesting and informative, not many other channels like this talking about hardware of older consoles in such depth.

stop saying "jag wire" i'ts Jaguar

It's sounds so cool!I love it

Master of Puppets is pulling it's strings! Great content 👍🏻 It it would be nice, if you make more videos on how each component of the Portfolio OS functions

This is the same as systems engineering, yeah?

so cool how do you do your research?

Sony wasted too much time on the Cell processor. The Ps3 was thrown together at the last minute with an old gpu. Even with the SPUs it was outclassed by the 360 in every way.

Hi I am done with my diploma in Computer Engineering and I'm currently doing my Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering. I'm obsessed with working with microcontrollers. My dream is working in embedded systems engineering industry. Do yo know any online courses where I do multiple projects so I can add to my resume.

The 68000 was also used in the Atari ST and the Amiga

53k views with no dislikes ! Props to you

I think blaming the engineering team is a bad call here, they're not the ones that decide the scope.

is this a viable option for someone who wants to work remotely, freelance or fixed employer i dont care - while living in the philippines? they can dump me on salary to make me more interesting - at the moment i am to make a choice into which field i want to go in hard. i can afford to practice alot and do all kinds of courses. i do not have a degree. is this a viable section? embedded remotely? i appreciate any info very much! i have to add: in my opinion, AI is a pile of steaming horse doo doo. im that type of guy.

The thing that NFS HS gets right, and modern racing games get wrong about music… is that in HS, you feel like the songs are the soundtrack to your epic racing or car chase scene in a movie. The songs feel organically connected to the action, they make you feel like the star. Modern games rely almost entirely on licensed music, which doesn’t feel special, doesn’t feel connected to the racing. It’s just music you can hear on the radio or anywhere else, at any time.

I always thought the Jag suffered from hardware complexity issues, but it sounds like the system wasn't very complicated... But all the different components in the system had a tendency to trip over their own or each other's feet, and nothing in the system really ran in sync properly. This is quite different from the the problem the Saturn and PS3 had, where the architecture was incredibly complicated but ran very fast and smooth if you knew how to actually control it.

Am assuming we now have far superior hardware that beats the cell processor ? or maybe if we mixed the current hardware we have with the cell architecture, will we have some wicked system ?

thanks for the video very interesting

I’ve become fascinated recently with how the PS1 and the N64 both went all in on using the imperfections of the technically inferior composite and RF signals most people were using to get the games on their TV to their advantage… yet the two consoles went about doing that in ways that were quite different.

Another thing about development on the Jag, various direct ports used the 68000 almost exclusively as the main CPU for programming, almost completely ignoring Tom and Jerry. This is something other Utubers have mentioned when deep diving into software quality and why some titles look 16 bit while others like Rayman and Tempest 2000 excelled.

We need a new video about this showing games as examples.

Im doing a post bacc in CE im really excited to learn the hardware software i enjoy doing programming web software engineering in the front end because its visual and interactive same applies to embbeded and robotics i hate programming databases for example

odd for as smart as you are you did not find an answer to what blast-processing is. you just about described it when explaining the hardware spects. specific hardware data operations of the VDP, DMA and bandwidth combination unique about the Genesis console is what SEGA quoined as blast-processing. similar to the S.N.E.S. unique hardware/software process of scaling + rotation being labeled at number 7 among its modes of operation has nationally quoined "mode-7" to be the term for its scaling + rotation method of operation. whereas now many dunce hats think scaling + rotation is mode-7 any time they see that on screen by whatever computer or console applies that. mode-7 is only a S.N.E.S. thing. scaling+ rotation is scaling+ rotation and blast-processing is only a SEGA Genesis thing.

This is excellent content! I’m an electronics engineer graduate working in the field for some years (13). I want to become an embedded systems engineer now since it’s always been a major interest of mine and I really took a liking to C, C++, PCB design and Robotics.

What's the background music?

doing conditional things without using if standments is not that hard. you simply compute 2 sets of data and keep the correct set of data.

Why do Americans say Jaguar so wrong? Are there any other words where u (you) is pronounced as y (why) ? There are not in the English language. 🧐🤔

Still hoping one day you will show us what this system is capable of, no one has a clue, they just argue about it, or walk away because of Atari Age and Reboot drama.

I miss it

Love this game ❤❤❤millenials have best video games 😊😊my best lap records are with Diablo SV

To compensate for the lack of rich and varied textures the N64 would need to generate way more polygons than the competition, but it also failed to do that. Nowadays I think Saturn and PlayStation graphics aged better, showing lots of granular details, even if they are pixelated and wobbly. With few exceptions, N64 games look blurry and lifeless.

Lovely video. Subscribed.

Online or on campus?

Most games just ran on the 68000 which is why many games looked 16 bit because it was.

So fascinating - great video!

Yeah it helped a little bit. But if computers are random access why do you need to POP things off the stack to say to get to something or access something 3rd from the top? And where does the popped stuff go?

5:48 SATA? OG XBox was IDE??????

I wouldn't say the architecture has gotten simpler, as the X-Box has an 8 core CPU with custom AMD Zen 2 architecture. The biggest advantage today is that there are all sorts of dev. kits. Part of the drawback, though, is this often means, outside of attempt at troubleshooting, it's possible to make a game with minimal understanding of 'bare metal' or machine core coding. Most modern OSes have pretty much hidden most in hopes the average user won't fool around inside and accidentally mess things up.