Someone Has Finally "Fixed" The Mega Drive's Audio Shortcomings

[0078265317]

https://www.timeextension.com/news/2024/04/someone-has-finally-fixed-the-mega-drives-audio-shortcomings

[M-S]

It seems like this was written by that SNES fan that got banned a while ago.

Even if it was right it is ignoring that there were a few flash cartridges which could already play audio samples.

[newtmonkey]

Please consider making a single "0078265317 posts clickbait without comment" topic for all this worthless stuff.  It would be so much easier to ignore.

[Jess Ragan]

I mean, there's a block button if it bothers you that much.

[newtmonkey]

Even if you ignore someone, you still see every single topic they make.

Edited May 1 by newtmonkey

[Wayler]

The King of Minimal Effort strikes again! Another region of AA has been conquered. 

 

Congratulation, see you next time! 

 

 

[Tanooki]

Well I mean the minimal effort meets the minimal thought on the username too, let's just bang some random keys on the number pad...yay!

 

That said, no I don't see this as an inceptionally stupid post over on that site, taking it even at face value they made it clear they're fans of that old chipset even if it does have a rep(and to be fair, quite well deserved with GEMS and other lazy efforts), but it's about an audio expansion chip for carts.  I'd put that on par with the MSU-1 in the SNES via the FPGA within the SD2SNES(FXPakPro) is all.  Stream some solid audio samples instead of the yamaha and its style of output.  I kind of like the idea, curious to see how it works out.

 

Here's a month old video from the maker: 

 

Edited May 1 by Tanooki