I should note that I haven't been doing HyperScan development ALL this time, haha. I did it for a short period way back then, and then more recently like the last 3 months or so I got tired of nothing being done on it, so I reverse engineered USB, ported FATFS, wrote a USB loader menu, reverse engineered the controllers, wrote some libraries, wrote custom firmware and a custom bootloader, all kinda shits. I'd consider the DOOM port HIGHLY experimental right now, but hopefully I'll get a chance to really push it to run properly some day. The SDK is open source and includes other demos in case anyone wants to mess with things. It's not very well documented yet other than in the code, but hopefully this will be of interest to someone who cares to see it progress.
There is also some custom firmware in the works. Not sure what capabilities it may have, but this will surely open up the box to some new opportunities.
The HyperScan hardware is rather limited if I remember correctly, but anything will have to be an improvement over the games it already has, right?
Its quite limited to what it can do, but it does have its potential. The HyperScan runs on an SPG290 chipset with S+Core7 . SunPlus were also responsible for developing hardware for VTech and those plug-and-play handhelds by Jakks Pacific.
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