First to implement AAA chipset?

[jj]

Particularly since there's no software that used AAA. If we can do better with other things, then it's a waste of FPGA space. It might be an interesting educational exercise to do it anyway, but it doesn't seem very practical since we don't gain any software for it. And, since there's other better things today, it's not practical to make it and then make software for it.

 
You have to think that this SAGA or whatever this Natami chip is called,is in the same boat.
 
Whats the point in it, when current Amiga graphic cards can out perform it ?

[jj]

Makes sense!
 
 
 
Less is more, and a slim design might be a value on its own. Especially if one makes a laptop version. Think 10 hour laptop, because the Amiga uses less power than a PC.
 
One could also ask, what do we really need?, when OCS/ECS/AGA is covered, 99% of the software should work too.
 
 
 
As a bonus the FPGA 68020 isn't limited to 68020 speed. Some previous benchmark shows FPGA-Arcade will beat a A4000T setup.

Makes sense ??  By that argument add and ARM, PPC and X64 support as well