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FPGA emulator core achieves 99% speed for Sega's Virtua Racing

A new emulator core has been developed for field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) that accurately replicates the Sega Model 1 hardware, enabling the game Virtua Racing to run at approximately 99% of its original speed. This development marks a significant step in preserving and experiencing classic arcade hardware through emulation. AI

RANK_REASON This is a tool release, specifically an emulator core for a classic arcade game.

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FPGA emulator core achieves 99% speed for Sega's Virtua Racing

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