stackyFACTSWhy optimize your hardware when you can just violently cram more chips onto the board? Panicking over their competitors' 3D capabilities, engineers slapped a second processor inside the console at the absolute last minute, creating a convoluted architectural nightmare that made it infamously impossible for anyone to efficiently program for it.
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