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    M2 info wanted

    M2 - anyone remember this? Did it ever come out? Any info anyone?

    All I remember is seeing the same 3 piccies for about 18 months, one of which was of a T-Rex or some other dinoasur...looked like it could have had great potential but then I got out of gaming...so info wanted please.

    #2
    It never camre out. There were loads of renders of fake games, none of them real. The T rex was a psx demo. Total load of rubbish - remember 2 guys standing infront of the m2 cpu schematic in edge and that is as real as it became.

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      #3
      It did go into consumer production as a car showroom dvd touch screen browser, and the Konami arcade hardware http://www.system16.com/konami/hrdw_m2.html

      There's a fair bit of banter over at Assembler, its prolly the main talker over there through the years, there are mock ups & DVD drive betas but afaik no proper software....well, that anyones going to admit.

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        #4
        Cheers.

        Although do you know how far it was actually developed? Was there proto hardware/software at all..or was it all just pipedreams, plans, schematics, bull****?
        Sorry to go on but I swear the peeps in my local retro store at the time swore they had not only seen the fugger but also seen the fugger playing a couple of 30 secomd demos...lying gets no doubt.

        Edit..just seens baseleys post...

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          #5
          I'm pretty sure some people on Assembler have prototypes.

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            #6
            D2 was shown running as an M2 demo, wasn't it?

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              #7
              It looked good imo, and note the N64 style joypads
              • CPU: IBM/Motorola Power PC 602 Dual CPU @ 66MHz
              • RAM: 8MB
              • Cache Menory: 32KB
              • BUS: 520 MB/second, Dual 33MHz
              • Graphics: High-Speed Texturing, High Quality Filtering, MIP Mapping, Z Buffering, Anti-Aliasing, Alpha Channel: 128 degrees or transparency
              • Resolution: 640 pixels x 480 pixels, 24-bit colour
              • Polygons: 1 000 000 per second (textured triangles)
              • Pixels: 100 000 000 per second
              • FMV (Full Motion Video): MPEG 1 (VHS Quailty)
              • Media: 4X CD-ROM
              • Storage: Memory Card 128KB - 32MB
              • Expansion: PCMCIA (modem, etc)



              D2 by Warp was looking amazing for it's time and that fighter looks decent enough for a first gen title. The specs speak for themselves; this was a machine that would of outperformed the PS1 and Saturn in every department.

              Anyone got shots of the British RPG that got quite far in to development?

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