S+core

S+core is a hybrid 32/16-bit instruction set architecture designed by Sunplus Technology.

S+core architecture

The 32-bit microarchitecture features Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture (AMBA) support and includes SJTAG for In-circuit emulation. It is implemented on the Sunplus SPG290 system-on-a-chip (SoC).^[1]

It is supported by the Linux kernel since version 2.6.32.^[2]

The Mattel HyperScan game console is powered by the SPG S+core

Mattel HyperScan^[6]
Zone 40: Most common model. Most likely manufactured by subor,Most games copyrighted to Waixing.
Zone 60: Manufactured by jungletac,games by jungletac. Many games are also found on the Vii.
Zone 3D:Essentially a zone 40 with 3D glasses support.
Zone mini:Smaller console with 35 games,designed for portability. Most of the software is also found on the zone 40.
Sega Zone: Licensed by Sega, Mix of games by Waixing, AtGames and Tec Toy as well as some original Sega genesis games. Released in 2010.[1]

Reduced instruction set computer (RISC) architectures
Active	Altera Nios II Analog Devices Blackfin ARC ARM Atmel AVR DLX eSi-RISC M32R LatticeMico8 LatticeMico32 Meta MIPS OpenRISC Power PowerPC RISC-V S+core Sunway SPARC Renesas SuperH Unicore Xilinx MicroBlaze Xilinx PicoBlaze XMOS XCore XS1 VISC Mill
Historic	Alpha AMD Am29000 Apollo PRISM Atmel AVR32 Berkeley RISC Clipper CRISP DEC Prism Intel i860 Intel i960 MIPS-X Motorola 88000 PA-RISC ROMP Stanford MIPS

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