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It was powered by an 8-bit Intel 8048 microcontroller running at 1.79 MHz, paired with an custom Audio/Video IC (the Intel 8244) that could render up to four distinct, pre-defined sprites alongside a grid-based background. This architectural design gave the Odyssey² highly responsive, flicker-free gameplay, spawning legendary arcade-style titles like K.C. Munchkin! and the hybrid board-game series The Quest for the Rings.