I rather wish the 3DO version of The 11th Hour had seen release, but the publisher canned the project quite late in development.
There, we had about an hour of video - on CD, it should be noted, not a cartridge - at 288x320 (using an interlaced display mode, which virtually nobody used beyond splash screens), with a perfectly solid 30fps. Left unregulated, the decoder yielded around 40-70fps. All ARM assembly, and a huge amount of fun to write. ^_^
No hardware acceleration, needless to say, other than page blitting to copy the previous frame to the current buffer.
There, we had about an hour of video - on CD, it should be noted, not a cartridge - at 288x320 (using an interlaced display mode, which virtually nobody used beyond splash screens), with a perfectly solid 30fps. Left unregulated, the decoder yielded around 40-70fps. All ARM assembly, and a huge amount of fun to write. ^_^
No hardware acceleration, needless to say, other than page blitting to copy the previous frame to the current buffer.